The Clean Energy Development Fund provides funding for renewable energy and energy efficiency measures. Eligible recipients include agricultural entities, businesses, non-profits, institutions, and industrial entities. There is a wide range of qualifying renewable energy technologies.
The Geothermal Grant and Loan Program funds various geothermal resource developments in California using the state’s Geothermal Resources Development Account. 30% of these funds are available for the California Energy Commission to promote and maintain its geothermal energy resources, including through various loans and grants
This loan program offers loans to farmers, ranchers, and aquaculturists for projects that reduce dependence on fossil fuels using renewable energy sources. There are a broad range of eligible renewable technologies. Loans are available for up to 85% of project costs or up to $1.5
The Maine Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program allows owners of eligible commercial and industrial buildings to finance up to 100% of their renewable energy and other sustainability improvements. Qualifying properties must be real commercial properties that do not have residential mortgages, are not
Commercial properties and large residential developments in participating municipalities can apply for financing that covers 100% of the upfront costs for renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. Eligible properties include commercial, industrial, non-profit, mixed-use, agricultural, and multi-family units. Projects greater than $100,000 may be eligible
The Nevada Clean Energy Fund increases the pace and amount of financing available for qualified clean energy projects in the state. It is functionally a Green Bank, as it seeks to help deploy renewables such as solar and geothermal using a variety of financing structures.
The Puerto Rico Green Energy Trust, created by the Puerto Rican Government, provides funding for research, development, and infrastructure projects related to renewable and clean energy. A wide range of renewable energy projects are eligible to receive support.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority provides loans under this program for a variety of projects, including renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. Loans can be made at fixed rates on terms of up to 10 years in amounts of up to $1,000,000, not exceeding 50%
This $1 billion fund is dedicated to jumpstarting critical climate solutions and bridging financing gaps to scale advanced technologies. It is open to public and private sector applicants and seeks to use a range of instruments to help finance innovative climate solutions around three topics:
The HI C-PACER Program is a state-sponsored program that helps building owners, and property developers access privatesector financing for the installation of energy efficiency, water conservation, renewable energy, resilience and other qualifying improvements. HI C-PACER is economically attractive because it can provide up to 100
