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Find similar grantsEnergy Efficiency Equity Grant Program (for Fiscal Year 2025) is sponsored by Maryland Energy Administration (MEA). The Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program supports energy efficiency projects and related activities by nonprofit organizations and local government entities that benefit Maryland residents experiencing low and moderate income.
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Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program Accessibility Information Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program The Energy Efficiency Equity and Solar Energy Equity Programs are permanently closed. Please see the newly created Residential Energy Equity Program .
Program Description: The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) is pleased to announce the Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program (EEE Program) for Fiscal Year 2025. The EEE Program is offered to non profit organizations and local government entities and is designed to support energy efficiency projects and related activities that benefit Maryland residents experiencing low and moderate income.
Grants are awarded for energy efficiency projects that generate significant reductions in energy usage and pass on the benefits to income qualifying residents. The EEE Program allocates money regionally based on the number of households experiencing low and moderate income using US Census data. Type of Program: Competitive Grant Program Application Deadline: Thursday, January 16th, 2025, by 3 PM EST Anticipated Program Budget: $11.
2 million total program budget anticipated for FY25, allocated regionally across Maryland. For an overview of the Program, including the regional allocations, please see the Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) below.
FY25 Energy Efficiency Equity Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) FY24 EEE Program Application: Applicants will need to download, review, and complete the FY25 MEA EEE Program Application FY25 Savings Estimates and Assumptions Please see item #2 in the “Required Application Documents” section of the FY25 FOA for more information.
FY25 Non-Profit Organization Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form (if applicable) This form shall be used to disclose any closely-affiliated relationship that an applicant may have with a for-profit entity proposed to participate in a Program-funded activity.
FY25 Incremental New Construction Work Scope- Template FY25 Limited Upgrades to Residential-Commercial Buildings Scope of Work- Template FY25 Whole Building Commercial Work Scope - Template FY25 Whole House Retrofit Work Scope - Template MEA Grant General Provisions Version 3 Utility Incentive Programs: For information on incentives offered by Maryland's EmPOWER utilities, please visit the links below.
Baltimore Gas and Electric FY25 Awardees: All FY25 Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program Awardees can be viewed here: FY25 EEE Awardee List FY24 Awardees: All FY24 Energy Efficiency Equity Grant Program Awardees can be viewed here: FY24 Energy Efficiency Equity Awardees FY23 Awardees: All FY23 LMI Energy Efficien cy Grant Program Awardees can be viewed here: FY23 LMI Energy Efficiency Awardees Green and Healthy Homes Initiative (Baltimore City and Baltimore County) Building Change, Inc. (Prince George’s County) Previous Cycles of the LMI Program: Read about past cycles of the EEE Program (formerly known as the Low-to-Moderate Income Energy Efficiency Grant Program, or "LMI Program") at the links below.
Additional Questions: For more information, please contact Angel Saules, Program Manager for Energy Equity Programs by email at If you are interested in getting information on the MEA Solar Energy Equity Grant Program, please consult the program webpage . You may also contact Meg Cefail, MEA Clean Energy Program Manager, via email at Tell us about your experience with the Maryland Energy Administration.
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