BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS YOU CAN TAKE ACTION NOW
The primary means for reducing existing building GHG emissions are the following:
*Efficiency measures and building electrification
*Operations and maintenance
*Refrigerants: Low-GWP, minimizing volume, and improving management
*Renewable energy sources (on and off site) and energy storage
Review your portfolio with a Washtenaw 2030 District technical consultant!
Contact Lissa Spitz to schedule lissaspitz@2030districts.org
- 2030 Energy & Carbon Guidebook – Grand Rapids
- Washtenaw County Resiliency Office – Zero Emissions Handbook
- Food Service Businesses Roadmap
- Attention Multifamily – Rebates for Multifamily Properties
- Roadmap for Municipalities
- Case Studies
- ICYMI – Washtenaw 2030 District 2025 Impact Report
Events
- 6th Annual A2ZERO WEEK – May 31 – June 6
- Implementing the A2ZERO Carbon Neutrality Plan 2026 Session VI: Electrification & Energy Transition Across Washtenaw County
- Sustainable Food Businesses Coaltion (SFBC) Q2 Gathering: Ann Arbor Area Food Donation Workshop
- Washtenaw Solarize June Events
- SEU “Expression of Interest”
New Members
- Newport West Condominium Association
- Tower Plaza
- Woodland Mews
- University Commons Association
- Summit View Condominium
- 410 North First
- Oak Ridge Condominium
- New Grace Apostolic Temple
- Parc Pointe Apartments
- 2019 W Stadium
- Georgetown Village Condomium Association
- American Association Management
- Stone School Townhomes
- F&D Property Management
- Balmoral Park Condominiums
News
- Ann Arbor fight high gas prices with time-limited rebates for EVs
- Tackling the World’s Surging Cooling Demand
Resources
- Elective Pay Assistance – Tax Credits For Tax Exempt Entities
- CLF – New Resource: Existing and Emerging Strategies to Decarbonize Construction Materials
- DTE 2026 Business Program
- MI 2030 Districts Case Study Hub
- Energy Management Grants
The Washtenaw 2030 District is funded by our members, DTE, the City of Ann Arbor and EGLE. We are accelerating our work locally because climate change is a serious and immediate threat. Science, our community, and the global market place will not be deterred in accomplishing the energy transformation that is required for our planet’s and nation’s resilience.
June 2026 Newsletter