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Skip to the main content of the page Oregon Department of Energy / INCENTIVES / Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Community Navigator Program Geospatial Data - GIS Resources INCENTIVES Currently selected Reports to the Legislature Annual Reports to Oregon Tribes Renewable Portfolio Standard Oregon Electric Vehicle Dashboard Customer Service/Comment Portal Comment on Siting Projects Advisory & Stakeholder Groups Our Vision, Mission, and Values Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ODOE Energy Incentives & Grant Programs Federal Funding + Incentives Energy Hub for Information on Programs and Projects in Oregon Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program Community Heat Pump Deployment Program Community Renewable Energy Grant Program Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program Grid Resilience Grant Program County Energy Resilience Grant Program Building Performance Standard Incentive Programs (Out of Funding) Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program Energy Efficient Wildfire Rebuilding Incentive Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Currently selected Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program is a formula award made available to states and Tribes through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) .
The Oregon Department of Energy awarded about $1. 2 million in grants to eligible local governments for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and transportation-related projects. The “EECBG” grant program is a formula award made available to states and tribes through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), Section 40552, which amended Sections 542 and 544 of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007.
The objective of the funds, as outlined by the US Department of Energy Reduce fossil fuel emissions in a manner that is environmentally sustainable & maximizes benefits to communities. Reduce a community's total energy use . Improve energy efficiency in transportation, buildings, and other sectors.
Build a clean and equitable energy economy that prioritizes disadvantaged communities and promotes equity and inclusion in workforce opportunities and deployment activities, consistent with the The legislation allowed for allocations to states, territories, Tribes, and certain local governments.
The formula is based largely on population, with direct allocations to local governments being based on the top 10 most populous counties and cities within their state (or cities that have a population of at least 35,000 and counties that have a population of more than 200,000). The state of Oregon's allocation is $1,941,990.
As part of this program, states are required to subgrant at least 60 percent of the funding to eligible communities that did not otherwise receive a direct grant from the U.S. DOE.
The remaining 40 percent of federal funds, as well as the state's match, are available for the state to implement an energy efficiency project, administration of this grant program, and technical assistance to aid subgrantees in the implementation of their projects.
Allowable activities, as accepted in ODOE's grant application, include the following: Building audits and retrofits, including grid interactivity, electrification, and Home Energy Scoring. Energy Savings Performance Contracts for efficiency and electrification in municipal buildings. Building efficiency and electrification campaigns.
Solar installations and battery storage, such as power purchase agreements and direct ownership. Electric vehicles for municipal fleets. EV charging infrastructure for the community.
not include purchasing of new land or construction of a new building or facility. ODOE intends to comply with the Justice40 Initiative, which directs that 40 percent of all benefits from IIJA funding flow to disadvantaged communities. Disadvantaged communities are identified at the census tract level on the Climate and Environmental Justice Tool (CEJST) map, found here .
Made available by the White House, the CEJST map was developed by the Council on Environmental Quality using high quality datasets that identify climate, environmental, and other burdens on communities. Coordinating with the state and adjacent communities is a requirement of the EECBG program.
Local communities who received a direct allocation can communicate their program plans to ODOE Questions and feedback can be directed to EECBG. Grants@energy. oregon.
gov Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant Informational Webinar ODOE Submitted Application for Funding to U.S. Department of Energy ODOE Received Award Notification ODOE Developed the Subgrant Application ODOE Opened First Opportunity Announcement for Subgrants ODOE Begins Accepting Applications Online ODOE Opened Second Opportunity Announcement for Subgrants and Began Accepting Applications Online Rolling basis through Spring 2024 Selected Project Performance Agreements Finalized ODOE Notifies U.S. DOE of Grants Selected U.S. DOE Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Justice40 Potential Metrics Direct Allocation Communication Form Build America Buy America Act FAQ ROUnd TWO Opportunity Announcement May 2024 Opportunity Announcement Authorized Applicant Letter Template Davis-Bacon Assurance Letter Template SF424A Budget Summary (Excel) Budget Justification (Excel) Application portal now closed .
Applications were due July 8, 2024 Round one opportunity announcement March 2024 Opportunity Announcement Focused on Justice40 Projects March Information Webinar: EECBG. Grants@energy. oregon.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: See the Oregon grants portal for complete eligibility requirements. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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