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Grid Resilience Grant Program | Georgia Environmental Finance Authority The application period is now closed. Grid Resilience Grant Program application Under Section 40101(d) Formula Grant Program of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), the U.S. Department of Energy provided grants to many states (including U.S. territories) and Indian Tribes to improve the resilience of their electric grids.
States and Indian Tribes may further allocate funds to “eligible entities”, as defined by Section 40101(d). These grants offer a unique opportunity to advance the capabilities of states and Indian Tribes, as well as their communities, to address current and future resilience needs.
Electricity storage operators Transmission owners or operators Eligible Resilience Measures: Weatherization technologies and equipment Fire-resistant technologies and fire prevention systems Monitoring and control technologies Undergrounding electrical equipment Relocating power lines or reconductoring power lines with low-sag, advanced conductors Vegetation and fuel-load management Constructing distributed energy resources to enhance a system's adaptive capacity during disruptive events, including microgrids and battery-storage subcomponents Adaptive protection technologies Advanced modeling technologies Hardening power lines, facilities, substations, and other systems Replacing old overhead conductors and underground cables Resilience Measures Not Allowed: Constructing a new electric generating facility Large scale battery-storage facilities that are not used for enhancing a system's adaptive capacity during disruptive events
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and electric utilities in Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) Grid Resilience Grants is funded by Georgia Environmental Finance Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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