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Find similar grantsCapacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets initiative is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM). This initiative assists communities where a significant portion of their local economy has historically been supported by energy assets (e. g.
, coal, oil, natural gas facilities).
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Funding Notice: Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets | Department of Energy Funding Notice: Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets Office : Fossil Energy and Carbon Management Funding Amount : $2. 7 Million On June 26, 2024 , the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) announced $1.
4 million in federal funding for 14 local organizations and universities representing communities across the country that will each create a roadmap toward repurposing their existing energy assets.
The Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets initiative assists communities where a significant portion of their local economy has historically been supported by energy assets, such as coal, oil, and/or natural gas facilities and accompanying equipment and infrastructure.
The retirement of energy assets means that energy transmission and distribution infrastructure, electrical interconnection equipment, site and permitting licenses, and other related infrastructure may be available for alternative uses. At the same time, these communities must find opportunities to replace lost revenues and provide jobs for highly specialized workers.
The Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets initiative is providing these communities access to planning and other resources—supporting their active participation in crafting their economic and clean energy futures.
14 projects were selected to help communities build technical capacity and develop a workforce necessary to help revitalize energy systems, address environmental impacts, and tackle challenges associated with energy assets that have been retired, or are slated for retirement.
Woodland Community Land Trust Four Corners Economic Development Corporation Evansville Regional Economic Partnership Itasca Economic Development Corporation Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County Pasa Sustainable Agriculture Texas A&M International University Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation University of California, Riverside Pueblo Economic Development Corporation Penn State Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation A detailed list of the selected projects can be found here .
A detailed list of the selected projects from January 2024 can be found here . Learn more about this funding opportunity Questions about the initiative can be submitted to info@energywerx. org .
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7 Million to Provide Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities with Expanded Eligibility Learn More about DOE Announces $2.
7 Million to Provide Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities with Expanded Eligibility DOE Invests $800,000 for Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities Across the United States Learn More about DOE Invests $800,000 for Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities Across the United States DOE Announces $3.
5 Million to Provide Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities Learn More about DOE Announces $3. 5 Million to Provide Workforce Development Opportunities in Energy Communities Last Updated: June 26, 2024
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Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets initiative is funded by U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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