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Find similar grantsGrants To Promote Energy Projects In Underserved And Low-Income Communities (Louisiana specific) is sponsored by Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources. This program is a critical initiative aimed at bridging the energy gap in disadvantaged communities across Louisiana.
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EECBG | Archive Site of Department of Energy and Natural Resources | State of Louisiana NOTICE: As of Oct. 1, 2025, the Department of Energy and Natural Resources (DENR) has become the Department of Conservation and Energy (C&E). We appreciate your patience as we transition over the coming months.
If you cannot find the information needed on this website, please visit our C&E Website at www. dce. louisiana.
gov or contact us at info@la. gov. Louisiana’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program The Louisiana Office of Energy (OoE), Department of Energy and Natural Resources announces a funding opportunity for Louisiana’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Program. This program will fund efforts to increase energy efficiency and conservation for units of local governments.
Grant funds will target energy planning, energy audits, building upgrades, renewable materials and electric transportation for communities. Funding for this opportunity is available only to units of local government in Louisiana that were not allocated EECBG formula funds directly from the U.S. Department of Energy. Application Process Begins: November 1, 2024 Applications: Must be submitted to DENR_Subrecipient@la.
gov. For LDENR Grant application, please click here . Award Amount: There is no minimum or maximum, but OoE anticipates federal awards to be between $100,000 and $200,000 on average. Eligible Applicants: Local units of government in Louisiana that have not been allocated EECBG funds from the Department of Energy.
To check on the status of your area, please click here . Term: Applicants are encouraged to propose projects that can be completed within one year but should not exceed 2 years. All projects must be completed before June 30, 2026.
Match: Match from applicants is not required, but it will be used as a scoring criterion for proposals to demonstrate commitment and to leverage additional funding for the project. Program Objectives & Priorities: OoE uses the five pillars of electricity policy, affordability, reliability, resiliency, stability, and environmental sustainability, in the development and implementation of grant programs.
Energy efficiency supports the five pillars in multiple ways, including maintaining affordability through reducing energy consumption, increasing reliability, resiliency, and stability by reducing demands placed onto the electric grid, and providing environmental benefits. For additional information: DENR_Subrecipient@la.
gov Forms, Reports, Documents Office of Mineral Resources Office of Coastal Management Technology Assessment Division Copies of Reports/Publications Louisiana’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Louisiana 40401(d) Grid Resilience Formula Grant Award Policy Papers/Technical Presentations Copies of Reports/Publications Louisiana Energy Facts Archive 2024 Royalty Reduction Program State Mineral and Energy Board Meeting Schedule/Lease Sale Results Archived Notices of Publication State Mineral and Energy Meeting Schedule 2026 Special Notice/Announcements Step 2: Pre-Nomination Research Step 4: Examination & Evaluation Step 6: Submission of Bids Step 7: Bid Examination/Evaluation Engineering-Administrative Inspection and Enforcement Oilfield Site Restoration Exploration & Production Waste Ground Water Resources Program West LA O&G Fields, Orders Mgt.
Section East LA O&G Fields, Programmatic Support Section Underground Injection Control Rules and Rulemaking/Fees Interagency Affairs & Field Services Coastal Nonpoint Pollution Control Local Coastal Management Programs Oil Spill Coordinator's Office Featured Services A-Z Listing Ground Water Resources Program RFPs, SFP, RSIQs - Contracts State Energy Data & Analysis Class VI Carbon Sequestration Sulphur Mines Response Notice of Publication State Mineral Lease Sale Amicus Clarification
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and organizations in Louisiana that are actively involved in the environment, including those focusing on Black, Indigenous, People of Color communities, businesses, and municipalities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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