Maryland Awards $2.4 Million to Harford Schools for Energy Management and HVAC Upgrades
Harford County Public Schools in Maryland has received over $2.4 million through the state's Decarbonizing Public Schools grants. This funding includes $96,000 to reinstate an energy management position, $2.3 million for replacing energy-efficient HVAC units, and $50,000 for a solar feasibility study at North Harford High School. The grants aim to enhance energy data analysis and expand solar energy initiatives across the district. Currently, ten schools in the district have solar installations, and the funding will support district-wide efforts to improve energy management, efficiency, sustainability, and long-term facilities planning.