Businesses, non-profits, tribal governments, building owners, and government programs can apply for a portion of $9.7 million of annual grants for building electrification demonstration and deployment projects. Projects must reduce greenhouse gas emissions and occur in all-electric buildings. Funding is available in two tracks: Track
This program uses funds from the U.S. Forest Service to provide grants, matched with funding from non-federal sources, for projects which use woody biomass and other forestry byproducts. Grants are awarded through a competitive application process. Award sizes have ranged from $25,000 to $181,000.
To advance new and emerging clean energy technologies, the Washington State Department of Commerce offers matching funds for federal and private grants used towards research, development, and demonstration. Grants are awarded through a competitive application process. Past grant sizes have ranged from $93,000 to $2.3
The Washington State Department of Commerce’s Clean Energy Fund allows Washington-based entities and tribes to apply for funding for dairy digesters or any clean energy projects in rural areas of the state. The program has allocated $1.84 million for dairy digester bioenergy and renewable natural
This program accelerates the adoption of innovative energy technologies and expands access to them by providing reimbursement grants to manufacturers, non-profits, utilities, and local institutions like schools, hospitals, and municipalities. Projects deploying biomass, biogas, solar thermal, renewable electrification, and thermal storage, among other technologies, can
The Clean Energy Development Fund was established by the Vermont legislature in 2012 to provide funding for renewable energy and energy efficiency measures for a wide range of technologies and entities. It has a special focus on small businesses, farms, and publicly owned and leased
The Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources administers the Clean Energy Grant Incentive Program which supports the adoption of clean, renewable solar energy projects by state agencies and public colleges and universities.
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources partner to administer the Agricultural Energy Program. Through this program, agribusinesses interested in installing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects can receive grants of up to $20,000. Eligible technologies include
This grant program, administered by the State Commission on Environmental Quality, seeks to support the deployment of new technologies that reduce emissions from facilities and other stationary sources in Texas. Projects allowed under the grant include advanced clean energy projects, projects reducing emissions of regulated
HB 2021 created a $50 million fund at the Oregon Department of Energy to provide grants for the development of community renewable energy projects. Eligible “renewable energy systems” include those that use biomass, solar, geothermal, or biogas to generate energy as well as energy storage
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