Geothermal Energy Grant is a grant program from the Colorado Energy Office that funds the transition to clean geothermal energy for businesses, local and tribal governments, industrial entities, and public-private partnerships in Colorado. The program supports geothermal energy projects as part of Colorado's clean energy strategy, helping eligible entities adopt geothermal heating and cooling technologies to reduce emissions and lower energy costs. Businesses, industrial entities, non-profit organizations, local governments, and tribal governments are eligible. The total available funding is $12 million; applicants should contact the Colorado Energy Office for current application details and deadlines.

Clean Energy Grants is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. The Colorado Energy Office offers various grants and funding opportunities to support its mission of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and consumer energy costs by advancing clean energy, energy efficiency, and zero-emission vehicles. Programs include financial assistance for industrial and manufacturing air pollutant reduction, public building electrification, high-efficiency electric heating and appliances, and microgrids.

High Energy Cost Grant Program is a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that funds acquisition, construction, or improvement of energy generation, transmission, or distribution facilities in rural communities where average annual residential energy expenditures exceed 275% of the national average. Up to $10 million in competitive grants are available. Eligible projects include on-grid and off-grid renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, tribes, local governments, public housing authorities, school districts, and other entities serving qualifying communities. Many Alaska communities qualify. Grants are not made to individuals or for the primary benefit of a single household or business.