GLASE Webinar: NY/NJ Onsite Energy TAP

By GLASE|November 27, 2024

On December 12, 2024, GLASE Consortium will host a webinar on the NY/NJ Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) at 2 p.m. EST. Led by Jim Freihaut, Ph.D., chair of Penn State’s Department of Architectural Engineering and director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s NY/NJ TAP, this webinar will help attendees take advantage of the program’s incentives.

Funded by federal tax dollars, NY/NJ Onsite Energy TAP has a goal of helping industrial and other large energy growers transition to clean energy, lower costs, reduce emissions, and contribute to a clean energy economy.

As part of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Assessment Center Implementation Grant Program, small- and medium-sized manufacturers, including CEA sites, may receive grants of up to $300,000 to implement recommendations made by the NY/NJ Onsite Energy TAP.

In addition, free technical energy assessments are offered regardless of whether end users are interested in applying for a grant. However, a technical assessment is a prerequisite in order to obtain that grant.

If you’re interested in benefitting from NY/NJ Onsite Energy TAP’s incentives and no-cost services like screening, market analysis, and learn how to best adopt clean energy technologies, make sure to register for this informative webinar.

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Learn More from GLASE

This webinar is a part of GLASE’s series that features the latest technology innovations and best practices in the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry. Presented by field experts, this series has put a spotlight on leading industry voices and covered a wide range of CEA-focused topics. Check out the recordings of their three most recent webinars at the links below.

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The public-private GLASE Consortium merges leading-edge academic research with the marketplace expertise of industry practitioners. GLASE partners are CEA growers, horticulturists, produce buyers, plant physiologists, lighting manufacturers and agriculture engineers—all committed to pioneering and commercializing breakthrough greenhouse technology. Their work extends to all areas of the CEA lighting environment, integrating advances in LED light engineering, carbon dioxide enrichment and lighting control systems. See all author stories here.