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### Funding for energy efficient heating and appliances for community-scaled projects. **For:** Public & Private entities **Amount:** $10.
85 million (total fund) **Match:** 15 - 50% match required, depending on disproportionately impacted, low-income, or just transition status **Program Length:** July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2026 **RFA rounds:** Applications for a final round of funding will be open February 3, 2025 through February 28, 2025. For more information about the grant opportunity, please contact brittney. vancuran@state.
co. us. The grant supports community-scale electrification projects.
The following are examples of eligible applicants: * Institutions of Higher Education * Private and Non-profit Organizations * Apartment and condominium complexes * Homeowners associations (HOAs) **Please Note:** An eligible entity may still apply even if they have received grant funding from a separate State program.
Enhanced incentives are also available for the following applicants: * Disproportionately Impacted Communities (DI) To determine if your community qualifies for the enhanced incentive, use the Community Identification Resource. View Community Identification Resource ## Eligible Project Types Proposed community-scale electrification projects must impact at least 5 residential units or 3 business tenants/units to be eligible.
Grantees may use money received through the high efficiency electric heat and appliances program for the following purposes: * the purchase and installation of high-efficiency electric equipment for space heating, drying, water heating, or cooking * the purchase of electrical installations and upgrades necessary to support the installation of high-efficiency electric equipment * the purchase and installation of other innovative building heating technologies that will likely achieve equal or lower levels of greenhouse gas emissions Applicants from disproportionately impacted, low-income, or just transition communities are eligible for additional cost coverage for administrative expenses.
To learn if your community qualifies as DI/LI/JT, please consult the Community Identification Resource. View Community Identification Resource CEO is not currently accepting applications for this program. Application materials from previous funding rounds are available for reference below **Contact****Brittney VanCuran****, who will create and share a designated folder to which your completed application can be uploaded.
** **An evaluation committee will review and score applications based on predefined selection criteria. ** **CEO will distribute funding as reimbursement for eligible project costs upon completion of projects. ** Only costs incurred after executing a purchase order or contract with the Colorado Energy Office will be reimbursed.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, local governments, and community organizations in Colorado. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
High Efficiency Electric Heating & Appliances (HEEHA) Program is funded by Colorado Energy Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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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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