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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.
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