07/03/2025
After multiple bond proposals were voted down, the Glen Cove City School District needed an alternative path to address aging infrastructure and new ventilation requirements, without burdening taxpayers.
Through a collaborative Energy Performance Contract approach, Glen Cove achieved:
✅ Improve indoor air quality with heat pump rooftop units and heat recovery
✅ Redesign lighting across all schools with high-efficiency LED systems
✅ Offset district electricity demand with a 1+ MW solar PV system
✅ Secure over $21K in utility incentives
✅ Cut greenhouse gas emissions by 50%
✅ Reduce annual energy costs by $405K
Last month, our team presented the progress of our Energy Performance Contract with Glen Cove City School District at a Board of Education meeting on Long Island. Our K-12 business development manager, Ahmed Ibrahim, and site supervisor, Michaele Watson, walked the Board of Education, administration, and attending public through the project’s impacts—including progress photos, incentive achievements, infrastructure upgrades, and long-term savings projections.
“When understanding of needs, experience, and trust merge, you get a project like Glen Cove,” said Ibrahim. “I’m honored to work with this leadership and to serve the BOE and community at Glen Cove Central School District.”
This project proves that with the right partnership and delivery model, schools can tackle critical upgrades, reduce emissions, and create better spaces for students, all while maintaining financial responsibility. Take a look at some of our before-and-after pictures below!