Michigan Battle of the Buildings - Royal Oak
The City of Royal Oak encourages local businesses, organizations, and community buildings to participate in the Michigan Battle of the Buildings!
The Michigan Battle of the Buildings is a state-wide awards and recognition program open to all Michigan commercial and industrial buildings for achievements made in energy and water use reduction.
The City of Royal Oak is partnering with the Michigan Battle of the Buildings and the Small Business Association of Michigan to provide customized tools and resources to the Royal Oak community to reduce their building energy use and lower utility costs.
There is no cost to join or participate.
January 16, 2025 | In-Person January 21, 2025 | Via Zoom
Benefits Provided by the City of Royal Oak
FREE
Energy Benchmarking
Receive one year of Automated Energy Benchmarking from the Michigan Green Building Collaborative (MiGBC).
FREE
Energy Assessment
Receive a customized energy assessment with recommendations to lower your monthly utility costs from the Small Business Association of Michigan in partnership with DTE and Consumers Energy.
Rebate Matching
The City of Royal Oak is offering incentives through utility rebate matching
Get Recognized
The City of Royal Oak will highlight and celebrate local businesses who participate.
Eligibility and How to Enroll
Eligibility:
Any local business, organization, or community building in Royal Oak is eligible to participate.
No prior experience with energy efficiency programs is needed—just an interest in improving your building's energy performance.
Application Process:
Sign up using the form below
Email admin@usgbcwm.org or sustainability@romi.gov if you have any questions or would like to learn more.
Access Rebate Matching:
Each participating building that finishes the benchmarking and auditing process will receive a rebate estimation from the City of Royal Oak for work completed that is in addition to utility rebates.
You can also access the enrollment form at this link.
Stay Up-To-Date
Have Questions? Contact us:
MiGBC
admin@usgbcwm.org
616-691-1243
Royal Oak Sustainability
sustainability@romi.gov
248-246-3214
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