Glossary

The Low-Income Energy Transition Credit is a tax incentive designed to aid low-income households in transitioning to energy-efficient systems, promoting sustainable energy access.

The Urban Food Security Expansion Credit aims to support urban agriculture and improve food security by providing tax credits to eligible entities engaging in sustainable farming in urban areas.

The Disaster Resilience Building Retrofit Credit offers tax incentives to property owners who implement retrofits enhancing structural resilience against natural disasters.

The Climate-Adapted Public Housing Credit incentivizes environmentally sustainable housing by offering tax credits to developers who incorporate climate-resilient features into public housing projects.

The Workforce Clean Energy Transition Credit incentivizes workforce development in clean energy sectors by offering substantial tax credits to eligible businesses.

The Public Energy Conservation Credit incentivizes individuals and businesses to invest in energy-saving measures. Compliance ensures potential tax savings.

The Public Water Resilience Tax Credit incentivizes investments in water infrastructure by offering tax credits for improvements to ensure sustainability and resilience.

The Minority-Owned Green Business Credit provides tax incentives for minority-owned businesses focused on sustainable and eco-friendly practices.

The Digital Health Innovation Credit is a tax incentive designed to promote advancements in healthcare technology, encouraging companies to invest in research and development.

The Statewide Bioenergy Initiative Credit provides tax relief for investments in bioenergy production, promoting sustainable energy practices.