The Rebuild Michigan Program is designed to assist public K-12 schools, colleges, universities, local governments and public housing authorities with improving the energy efficiency of their buildings. This program offers technical assistance and attractive financing information for cost effective projects. Eligible public institutions can install the recommended improvements with little or no upfront capital.

Program Participants:
2009| 2008| 2007| 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 
 1999 | 1998

Program Highlights

•  Utility bill analysis and energy consumption profile for each building.

·      Free walk-through energy analysis and Introductory Energy Evaluation (IEE) report.

-          Sample IEE Report for a school district

-          Sample IEE Report for a local government

• EnergyStar benchmarking for eligible buildings
• Listing of energy consultants to conduct technical energy analyses
• Quality review of each completed technical energy analysis report
• Low cost project financing through the Michigan Municipal Bond Authority to purchase energy efficiency improvements
• A repayment schedule structured around the project's energy savings rate
• Project monitoring and troubleshooting

Program Partners Selected

The Bureau of Energy Systems (BES) is partnering with several public member associations and participating energy consultants to promote building and k-12 curricular energy services.

Additional Information

• 2008 Annual Report (Coming Soon)
• 2009 Program Brochure  
• 2009 Enrollment Agreement
• 2009 Consultants List
• Technical Energy Analysis Guidelines (for participating consultants)

Contact Information

Tim Shireman
Bureau of Energy Systems

Department of Energy, Labor &

Economic Growth
P.O. Box 30221
Lansing, MI 48909
phone: (517) 241-6281
fax: (517) 241-6229
e-mail: shiremant@michigan.gov