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Virginia Energy - Grants & Programs Virginia Energy Grant Portal The Virginia Energy Grant Portal is used to solicit and process grant applications received by the agency for grant programs being offered by Virginia Energy. The Portal is also used to facilitate communication between the agency and grant recipients, and for the contracting and project management of awarded grants through the lifecycle of the grant. Learn more here.
Virginia Energy Grant Tracker The interactive charts below showcase our active grant portfolio, highlighting the projects and partnerships advancing Virginia's energy, mining, and mineral sectors. Explore grants by division, focus area, and partnership type. Learn more here.
Coal Mine Methane Capture & Utilization Program Virginia Energy, in partnership with the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), is administering $79. 5 million in competitive grants to support projects that capture and reuse methane from active and abandoned coal mines in Southwest Virginia.
Funded through EPA's Climate Pollution Reduction Grant program, this initiative aims to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and create new economic opportunities in coalfield communities. Learn more here.
Virginia Power Innovation Program The Virginia Power Innovation Fund and Program is for the purposes of research and development of innovative energy technologies, including nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture and utilization, and energy storage; and to award grants on a competitive basis from the Fund to support energy innovation in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Learn more here.
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Subgrant Virginia Energy is thrilled to announce the sub-granting of $1. 6 million in Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to eligible local governments. This is a big boost to help enhance state-level EECBG initiatives and support local energy improvement efforts.
Learn more here. Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization Program Virginia Energy is one of nine states and tribal programs chosen by Congress to receive funding in Fiscal Year 2025 to develop and repurpose Abandoned Mine Lands with economic and community development end uses.
The 2025 Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization Program (AMLER) funding is made available as a direct payment by the federal Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE), in accordance with the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024 (Public Law 118-42). First authorized in 2016, Virginia received between $10 million and $11. 7 million per year.
Virginia's payment in FY2025 is $11 million. Learn more here. Accident Reduction Program (ARP) The Accident Reduction Program (ARP) assists small coal mine operations and contractors in Virginia to reduce injuries, fatalities, and property loss.
ARP specialist work on-site with small mining companies (fewer than 50 employees) to ensure safety through developing plans and conducting inspections to identify potential issues. Site specific training and safety information is also provided. Learn more here.
Demand response (DR) pays Commonwealth of Virginia buildings and facilities to conserve or shift electricity use in response to grid signals. These signals can be triggered by high electricity demand, inadequate energy supply, high electricity prices and high emissions.
DR serves as a lifeline for Virginia's grid operator and utilities to prevent blackouts or electricity service interruptions which can be extremely disruptive, even deadly, to businesses and residents. Learn more here.
Energy Savings Performance Contracting Any state agency may enter into an energy performance-based contract with an energy performance contractor to significantly reduce energy costs of a state facility through one or more energy conservation or operational efficiency measures.
An Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) is an agreement between a contractor, most often an energy services company, or ESCO, and a customer to perform as a condition of payment. Performance in this context means meeting a guaranteed level of energy savings. Learn more here.
Virginia Energy cannot provide an estimated date on which Home Energy Rebates will be available. Final guidance on qualifying purchases and how residents will access these rebates has not yet been determined. Residents currently looking for incentives for energy improvement purchases or projects that are available now should visit the Incentives Browser on the Virginia Energy Connect page.
Please note that Home Energy Rebates (offered through the state and not yet available) are different from federal home energy tax credits, with are administered by the IRS and are available now. Learn more here. Methane emissions reduction program The Virginia Department of Energy received $2,643,702 in federal grant dollars to lower methane emissions across the Commonwealth.
Through the agency's Gas and Oil program, the Methane Emissions Reduction Program will fund the plugging of natural gas wells that are producing at a minimum, termed marginal conventional wells (MCWs). Learn more here.
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) is a means of financing energy efficiency upgrades, disaster resiliency improvements, water conservation measures and renewable energy installations at a property with no up-front cost to property owners. PACE financing can cover 100% of project costs.
Repayments are made on the property tax bill over a period of up to 30 years, enabling projects that provide cost savings from day one. Learn more here. Shared Solar & Community Solar Small Mine Safety Service Small Mine Safety Service is a voluntary program offering on-site awareness, training, and technical assistance to mines with fewer than 25 employees.
The program provides services proven effective in preventing mining accidents and illnesses, delivered by experienced Technical Specialists. Qualifying mines can apply through Coal Mine Safety. Learn more here.
Virginia Energy and UVA offer a Virginia SolSmart no-cost technical advisor program with support from The Solar Foundation to bring solar-specific resources and technical assistance to localities across Virginia. Learn more here. Virginia Clean Energy Innovation Bank The Virginia Clean Energy Innovation Bank (VCEIB) is tasked with accelerating the deployment of clean power generation and energy infrastructure across the commonwealth.
VCEIB mobilizes public and private capital to address critical financing gaps in the clean power generation and infrastructure sectors. Learn more here. Virginia Grid Reliability Improvement Program (VGRIP) Virginia Grid Reliability Improvement Program (VGRIP) VGRIP supports a wide range of projects that improve grid reliability.
Eligible initiatives include reducing outage duration and frequency, enhancing grid modeling for strategic investments, modernizing infrastructure, addressing outdated components, and supporting workforce development in the energy sector. Learn more here. Southwest Virginia Hydrogen Hub Up to $1 million in funding is available for programs supporting potential hydrogen production industry development in Southwest Virginia.
Four subawards of up to $250,000 each will fund projects exploring blue and green hydrogen production with a focus on repurposing previously mined lands and energy-ready industrial sites. Learn more here.
Carbon Storage Feasibility Study Up to $500,000 in funding is available for carbon storage feasibility studies focused on storing carbon in underground gas zones in Southwest Virginia, particularly in relation to industrial CO2 production. Two subawards of up to $250,000 each will support research on this innovative technology. Learn more here.
Clean Energy Workforce Programs Virginia Energy's Clean Energy Workforce Programs strengthen the pipeline to clean energy careers by working closely with employers, training providers, and community organizations. These programs offer industry-recognized certifications and hands-on training to ensure workers have the skills needed to support energy projects across Virginia. Learn more here.
Community-Oriented Resilient Energy (CORE) Program Solar Interconnection Grant Program The Solar Interconnection Grant Program, administered by the Virginia Department of Energy (Virginia Energy), is intended to help offset these costs, enabling public bodies to pursue solar projects that reduce energy expenditures and increase the deployment of clean energy across the Commonwealth. Learn more here. Email: vaenergy@energy.
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Community-Oriented Resilient Energy (CORE) Subaward Program is funded by Virginia Department of Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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