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Find similar grantsClean Energy Communities Program (Round 3.0) is sponsored by New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). The Clean Energy Communities program provides resources and funding to New York local governments to implement clean energy actions, reduce energy costs, create jobs, and improve the environment.
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Clean Energy Communities Program | NYSERDA Pick a topic, get updates! The Clean Energy Communities program is closed. Please continue to check this website for program updates.
The energy to make it happen. What Does It Mean to Be a Clean Energy Community? Across New York State, local governments are striving to create a healthy and sustainable environment by reducing their energy use and investing in future-focused clean energy solutions for their community.
NYSERDA’s updated Clean Energy Communities Round 3. 0 provides the resources and funding to help you successfully execute and achieve those goals. This Is What Leadership Looks Like Clean Energy Communities 3.
0 provides more opportunities for you to improve your community, access increased grant funding, and earn recognition. With continued coordinator support and guidance for implementing high-impact clean energy actions, you have a clear path to building community-wide resiliency and economic opportunity. Experience the rewards of expanding clean energy in your community on a whole new level.
The new Clean Energy Communities Program gives you the energy to make it happen. How Clean Energy Communities Works Learn about the steps to participate in the program, access toolkits, and access grant funding. Find a Clean Energy Community Coordinator Connect with knowledgeable coordinators based in your region to help navigate the program at no cost.
Review eligibility and submit a grant project application for your community. Access an interactive Clean Energy Communities map and scorecards showing the progress of municipalities statewide. Explore actions that local governments can take to save energy, cut costs, and earn Clean Energy Communities designation.
Additional Opportunities for Communities Get inspired to expand clean energy in your own community by watching this video collection featuring success stories of others taking climate action. Learn More about Success Stories Receive the latest Clean Energy Communities news, announcements, and program updates.
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