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High Efficiency Electric Heating and Appliances Grant Program Opened/Updated This Week 0 $0 Opened/Updated This Week 0 $0 Opened/Updated This Week 0 $0 High Efficiency Electric Heating and Appliances Grant Program This program provides funding to various organizations and communities in Colorado for the purchase and installation of high-efficiency electric heating and appliances, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote energy efficiency in residential and commercial buildings.
The High Efficiency Electric Heating and Appliances (HEEHA) Grant Program is administered by the Colorado Energy Office, a state-level agency focused on supporting Colorado's transition to clean energy while enhancing energy affordability and resiliency. This program specifically targets greenhouse gas emissions reductions from buildings, which are among the top five contributors to emissions in the state.
The initiative is part of Colorado’s broader effort to promote electrification and energy efficiency across residential and commercial properties through community-scale projects. The HEEHA Grant Program aims to support the purchase and installation of high-efficiency electric equipment for heating, drying, water heating, and cooking.
Funding may also be used for electrical installations and upgrades that support such equipment, as well as innovative building heating technologies with comparable or better greenhouse gas reduction potential. To qualify, projects must impact a minimum of five residential housing units or three business units. The goal is to provide meaningful emissions reductions through scalable projects that benefit multiple end users.
A total of $10. 85 million is available through this program. Applicants are required to provide a match ranging from 15% to 50% of total project costs, depending on whether the community qualifies as disproportionately impacted (DI), low-income (LI), or within a Just Transition (JT) area.
The funding period extends from July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2026. Enhanced cost coverage, including administrative costs, is available to applicants from DI, LI, or JT communities, which are determined via the Colorado Community Identification Resource.
Eligible applicants include local and tribal governments, institutions of higher education, utilities, private and nonprofit organizations, housing developers, businesses, apartment or condominium complexes, and homeowners associations (HOAs). Prior recipients of other state-level grants are not disqualified and may still apply.
This wide eligibility scope supports broad community involvement in the electrification transition, and the program is designed to foster partnerships and collaboration among diverse entities. The application process is structured in several stages. First, applicants must review the provided application materials.
Next, they must contact Brittney VanCuran at [email protected] , who will create and share a personalized folder for submission. Once applications are received, an evaluation committee will score and assess proposals based on pre-established criteria. Funding is reimbursed only after eligible project costs are incurred and verified through executed purchase orders or contracts with the Colorado Energy Office.
Currently, the program is not accepting new applications. However, a final round of funding is scheduled to open from February 3, 2025, through February 28, 2025. Interested applicants should begin preparing in advance and may contact the grant administrator for guidance or to review materials from previous application rounds.
This grant provides a significant opportunity to contribute to Colorado’s climate goals while improving energy efficiency and infrastructure in local communities. Not specified - Not specified Funding may be used for high-efficiency electric heating and appliance installation, electrical upgrades, and low-emission innovations. Projects must serve at least 5 residential units or 3 business units.
Reimbursement is issued after project completion. Match requirements vary between 15% and 50% depending on community DI/LI/JT status. City or township governments Native American tribal organizations Public and State controlled institutions of higher education Eligible applicants include governments, higher education institutions, utilities, nonprofits, businesses, housing developers, HOAs, and residential complexes.
Minimum project scale: 5 residential or 3 business units. Prior recipients of state grants are still eligible.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local Governments, Tribal Governments, Institutions of Higher Education, Utilities, Private and Non-profit Organizations, Housing Developers, Businesses, Apartment and condominium complexes, and Homeowners associations …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
High Efficiency Electric Heating and Appliances Grant Program is funded by Colorado Energy Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Large Building Decarbonization Showcase Grant Program is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. This grant program supports projects that cost-effectively reduce large building emissions in Colorado, aiming to achieve compliance with or go beyond Building Performance Colorado emissions reduction targets. Funding comes from an EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant. Round 2 is for implementation-only projects.
CGBN Efficiency Grant is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. The CGBN Efficiency Grant funds custom projects that increase energy, fuel, and water efficiency for businesses, nonprofits, schools, organizations, or local governments in Colorado. There is no specific list of eligible projects, as long as they save energy, fuel, and/or water. Additional funding is available for businesses in communities facing disproportionate health risks and burdens. This grant is part of the Colorado Green Business Network (CGBN) initiative.
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