The Alternative and Clean Energy Program provides grants, loan guarantees, and loan funds for the construction of alternative and clean energy projects in the state. Private investment must match $1 for every $1 of program funds awarded. Eligible applicants include businesses, economic development organizations, and
The Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority (PEDA), an independent public body, finances clean energy projects in the state. PEDA awards grants, loans, and loan guarantees as well as both tax-exempt and taxable bond financing for advanced clean energy projects. This authority and support exists outside of
The Clean Sustainable Energy Fund, established in Section 17-01-01 of the North Dakota Century Code in the State Treasury, provides grants, loans, and other financial assistance to support research, development, and commercialization of technologies that reduce environmental impacts and increase the sustainability of energy production.
The North Dakota Industrial Commission’s Biomass Incentive and Research Program promotes the growth of North Dakota’s biomass industry through research and development. This program provides grants which provide technical assistance and promote the delivery of biomass feedstocks on a commercial scale to private end users.
The North Dakota Industrial Commission’s Renewable Energy Development Program allows any person, corporation, partnership, cooperative, or association to apply for funds for projects which propose education, research, development, or marketing of renewable energy resources, materials, or advanced energy technologies. The maximum grant or loan amount
This sales and use tax applies to qualifying energy conversion facilities used in the commercial and industrial sectors. This tax exemption targets “waste conversion” facilities that convert waste from industrial operations, including garbage, to energy. The tax form can be found at this link by
This policy allows for geothermal resources, in addition to solar and wind, to receive renewable energy credits which utilities may use to meet certain Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) goals. It also allows for biomass resources to receive credits.
Property containing certain renewable energy projects such as solar energy or farm waste energy may be exempted from property taxation for 15 years. Local governments must determine whether to implement this incentive.
The Market Development portfolio is one of four portfolios associated with the New York State Clean Energy Fund. It provides $2.4 billion in programmatic funding for energy efficiency and clean energy solutions through 2025. Focus areas for the Market Development Portfolio include renewable energy, distributed
The Innovation & Research portfolio is one of four portfolios associated with the New York State Clean Energy Fund. It is dedicated to driving innovation across climate technology sectors through direct investments in R&D and early-stage companies and seeks to fund “incubators, accelerators, prizes, and
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