Partnering to Scope the First Residential Low-Income Electrification Project in Michigan
NextEnergy partnered with Fresh Coast Climate Solutions to scope a low-income residential electrification project for implementation in the City of Flint, Michigan, as part of the MINextCities program.
Fresh Coast conducted research and engaged with stakeholders – the City of Flint, community housing agencies and organizations, regional technology manufacturers, contractors, and utilities – to design an impactful electrification project that can scale the electrification of existing housing stock statewide.
Key Electrification Engagement Outcomes
An electrification implementation guide to improve resiliency and make strides toward achieving net zero in a low-income community
An electrification financial model to guide the most impact by incorporating Inflation Reduction Act incentives and grant funding with the right technological solutions
Stakeholder engagement and community partnerships to support implementation
Research of available connected, electrification technologies
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