News from the DCSEU

The DCSEU is featured as WTOP's March 2014 Charity of the Month! Read more here. 

HAND commends the DCSEU in this Helping Hands blog post for making an impact and successfully reducing energy consumption in the District as a HAND member. Read the full post here. 

Ted Trabue is quoted in Examiner DC article about the importance of energy benchmarking following the District's release of energy and water use data for the city's large, privately-owned buildings. …

In this Sierra Club article highlighting his work installing clean solar energy in the District, Mark Davis mentions the DCSEU's low-income solar initiative. Read the full article here. 

The DCSEU visited Langley Elementary school to educate students about the importance of energy efficiency as part of DC Green Schools Challenge. Read the full article here.

In this article, the Washington Post encourages savvy District renters to upgrade to energy-efficient lighting using the lighting guide on the DCSEU website and to take advantage of efficient …

In this feature, the Washington Post includes the DCSEU's rebates and services in its comprehensive list of how to prepare the home for winter. Read the full article here.

The DCSEU is helping Washington, DC overcome the great energy efficiency dilemma. From a national perspective, the DCSEU model could be replicated in other cities and states, particularly those …

Area leaders continue to move forward on projects to make solar power an option for more residents, businesses and local governments. Read the story in its entirety.

The DCSEU is a model for other cities where communities may benefit from DCSEU-like organizations. LifeIsGreen, a green living lifestyle blog, covers the positive impact the DCSEU has had in the …

Clean Currents, one of the DC area's green energy providers, recently featured some of the DCSEU's work on their blog, Clean Currently. Read the blog post in its entirety.

Last week, the WAMU 88.5 program Metro Connection took on the topic of Sustainable DC, Mayor Gray's plan to make the District the most sustainable city in the country. Focusing on Sustainable DC's …

The DC SEU was recently profiled in the Hill Rag, a local magazine covering community news and events from around Capitol Hill and the rest of the District. Read the full article.

The DC SEU's work with the Anacostia Economic Development Corporation on updating one of their parking garages with more energy-efficient lighting was featured in both the East of the River and The …

WASHINGTON, DC — Ben’s Chili Bowl has been a DC icon for decades. With the help of the District of Columbia Sustainable Energy Utility (DC SEU), its iconic status just got brighter, and it’s not …

The District of Columbia Sustainable Energy Utility (DC SEU) is looking for enthusiastic, flexible, hard-working District residents to join their team through September 30, 2012. The DC SEU will hold …

Mayor Vincent C. Gray helped raise awareness of the progress the DC SEU has made in helping create green jobs in the District, while assisting residents in decreasing their energy usage and costs. …

The DC SEU has issued an RFP seeking bids from qualified firms for the installation of solar energy systems in low-income households in Wards 7 and 8 under its Small-Scale Solar Energy Initiative. …