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Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP) Grant - Application Round Open Until March 30, 2026 - Drive Clean Colorado Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP) Grant – Application Round Open Until March 30, 2026 by AJ Samora | Jan 28, 2026 | Blog , Funding & Incentives , News , Stakeholders The Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP) grant program for the Implementation Phase, administered by the Community Access Enterprise (CAE) and the Colorado Energy Office (CEO), will open on January 29, 2026 , and remain open through March 30, 2026 .
Please visit the CAMP website on January 29, 2026, to learn more about this opportunity and apply for Implementation Phase grant funding. ____________________________________________________________________________ The CAMP grant is a funding opportunity designed to support communities in meeting a variety of community-defined mobility needs.
The program provides funding for community-driven projects with an electric mobility component, which may include electric carshare, electric vanpool, community e-bike share, and more. CAMP offers two phases of grant funding: a Technical Readiness Planning Phase; and an Implementation Phase.
Technical Readiness Planning Phase grants may help cover the costs of community e-mobility planning projects, including community stakeholder engagement, research, and plan creation. You can receive up to a $75,000 grant per project for the Technical Readiness Planning grants.
Implementation Phase grants , which are currently open, may help cover the costs of community e-mobility project implementations, including capital procurement and operations. You can receive up to a $1,000,000 grant per project for the Implementation grants. CAE and CEO plan to open additional funding rounds for both phases of the CAMP program.
More information about these additional rounds will be available in the coming months. ____________________________________________________________________________ Eligible applicants include: Local, county, and Tribal Governments Schools, school districts, and universities Minimum cash match of 5% of total costs.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local, county, or Tribal governments; Nonprofit organizations; Schools, school districts, and universities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $75,000 for Technical Readiness Planning Phase; Up to $1,000,000 for Implementation Phase. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Accelerated Mobility Project (CAMP) is funded by Colorado Energy Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Large Building Decarbonization Showcase Grant Program is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. This grant program supports projects that cost-effectively reduce large building emissions in Colorado, aiming to achieve compliance with or go beyond Building Performance Colorado emissions reduction targets. Funding comes from an EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant. Round 2 is for implementation-only projects.
CGBN Efficiency Grant is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. The CGBN Efficiency Grant funds custom projects that increase energy, fuel, and water efficiency for businesses, nonprofits, schools, organizations, or local governments in Colorado. There is no specific list of eligible projects, as long as they save energy, fuel, and/or water. Additional funding is available for businesses in communities facing disproportionate health risks and burdens. This grant is part of the Colorado Green Business Network (CGBN) initiative.
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