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Find similar grantsCombined Heat and Power Grant Program is sponsored by Maryland Energy Administration. Provides grants to encourage the implementation of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) technologies in critical infrastructure, such as healthcare and publicly owned wastewater treatment facilities.
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Combined Heat and Power Grant Program Accessibility Information Combined Heat and Power Grant Program *** Inactive Program *** MEA will not offer a standalone CHP Grant Program in FY24. R esilient CHP systems that power critical facilitie s and services and meet certain technical requirements may be eligible for funding through the MEA Resilient Maryland Program .
CHP systems that power manufacturing, data center, or other critical operations and meet certain technical requirements may be eligible for funding through the MEA Commercial, Industrial & Agricultural Energy Efficiency Program . Resources for existing Grantees from prior years are provided below. Award List: Download and view a list of current and past CHP Awardees here: MEA CHP FY15-FY23 Award List (Updated 15 Aug.
, 2024) Reporting Resources for Existing Grantees: Existing CHP Grantees can access reporting and grant disbursement resources at the links below. Grantees are encouraged to submit their Quarterly Status Reports via MEA's online Quarterly Status Reporting Portal.
>>> MEA CHP Quarterly Status Reporting Portal <<< Alternatively, Grantees may fill out the form version: MEA CHP Quarterly Status Report Form Grantees are encouraged to submit their Groundbreaking Disbursement Requests and Commissioning Disbursement Requests electronically through the online submission portals in the links below. This is the fastest and easiest way to submit disbursement requests.
>>> MEA CHP Groundbreaking Disbursement Request Portal <<< >>> MEA CHP Commissioning Disbursement Request Portal <<< Alternatively, Grantees may fill out form versions, available at the links below. Currently, Grantees can only provide the Performance (FY21 and all future Grantees) disbursement request via the form below.
MEA CHP Groundbreaking Disbursement Request Form Updated 28 March 2022 MEA CHP Commissioning Disbursement Request Form Updated 28 March 2022 MEA CHP Quarterly Performance Workbook Note: FY21 and newer Grantees only MEA CHP Performance Disbursement Request Form Note: FY21 and newer Grantees only CHP eCatalog: The U.S. Department of Energy CHP eCatalog (see link below) provides a searchable database of packaged CHP systems that have been technically-vetted by the U.S. DOE CHP Technical Assistance Partnerships.
The eCatolog also provides users with technical, financial, and informational resources for CHP design, installation, and financing. To access the CHP eCatalog, click on the image below: For more information, contact MEA regarding the CHP Grant Program by email at [email protected] or by phone at 410-537-4084 to speak with Meg Cefail, the MEA program manager. Tell us about your experience with the Maryland Energy Administration.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Maryland organizations, particularly those operating critical infrastructure like healthcare and publicly owned wastewater treatment facilities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Combined Heat and Power Grant Program is funded by Maryland Energy Administration. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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