The energy savings project is dollar-neutral, meaning it comes at no cost to the taxpayer and in fact , it will even bring eventual cost savings. This investment is designed to reduce utility and operational costs, address deferred maintenance costs, leverage utility incentives and rebates, modernize systems, and define and support renewable energy.
In addition to the resources saved under the TELP contract, the lighting upgrades and EV charging stations generated an additional $27,000 in rebates. These are funds that can be used on other community initiatives, including playgrounds and other amenities.
As a result the village was the recipient of the Open Blue Pioneer award. Read more here: https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/openblue/openblue-pioneers/village-of-patchogue