Elective Pay Recipients
Schools can earn tax credits for clean energy projects - something that the private sector and households have been able to do for years. These technologies can improve aging facilities, lower operating costs, and make schools healthier for students. While the July 2025 federal budget reconciliation law introduced new changes to many of the tax credits available to schools, checks from the IRS are continuing to arrive in the mailboxes of districts nationwide.
Could your district be taking advantage of these federal dollars?
Bardstown Independent School District in Kentucky receives a $2,485,704 check!
Bardstown Independent School District celebrated the receipt of a $2,485,704 check for ground-source heat pumps installed at Bardstown Polytechnic and Middle Schools. The district worked with engineering and performance contracting firm CMTA, Sherman Carter Barnhart, and Codell Construction.
Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut receives a $2,462,047 check!
Manchester Public Schools celebrated the receipt of a $2,543,454 check for ground-source heat pumps and a solar energy system installed at Bowers Elementary School. The district worked with engineering and performance contracting firm CMTA, and O&G Industries on the project.
Pottsgrove School District in Pennsylvania receives $1,745,810 check!
Pottsgrove School District celebrated the receipt of a $1,745,810.69 reimbursement check for the installation of ground-source heat pumps at West Pottsgrove Elementary School. This project was completed as part of a multi-year guaranteed energy savings contract with design and engineering firm CMTA, Provident Energy Consulting and ICS.
Warren County Public Schools in Kentucky receives a $1,736,842 check!
Warren County Public Schools celebrated the receipt of a $1,736,842 check for ground-source heat pumps installed at Briarwood Elementary School and the district’s Central Office. The district worked with engineering and performance contracting firm CMTA on the projects.
Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut receives a $2,543,454 check!
Manchester Public Schools celebrated the receipt of a $2,543,454 check for ground-source heat pumps and a solar energy system installed as part of the renovation and expansion of Keeney Elementary School. The district worked with engineering and performance contracting firm CMTA, and O&G Industries on the project.
Center Grove Community School District in Indiana receives a $970,132 check!
Center Grove Community School District received a $970,132 check for three solar energy systems installed as part of a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract (GESC) with CMTA Inc., a design and engineering firm. Through this partnership, the district modernized its facilities, reduced energy costs, and renovated two buildings to achieve net-zero energy status.
Pulaski County Schools in Kentucky receives a $1,838,267 check!
Pulaski County schools received $1.8 million in energy tax credits for the installation of ground-source heat pumps at new Oak Hill and Shopville Elementary Schools. The work was completed by CMTA, a Louisville-based construction and engineering firm, as part of a guaranteed energy savings performance contract.
Upper Dublin School District in Pennsylvania receives a $1,418,590 check!
Upper Dublin School District received $1.42 million in energy tax credits for installing ground-source heat pumps at the renovated Fort Washington Elementary School after severe storms damaged its facilities. The district partnered with CMTA, ICS, and Energy Tax Savers to complete the project.
Greenbrier County Schools (West Virginia)
On October 4th, Greenbrier County Schools and CMTA held a ribbon cutting to celebrate GCS' installation of the largest district-owned solar array in West Virginia.
