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Illinois Climate Bank: Outreach and Assistance for Illinois Solar for All's Residential Solar (Small) Program is sponsored by Illinois Climate Bank (Illinois Finance Authority). Competitive grants are available to municipalities and nonprofits to provide intensive outreach and assistance to low-income residents applying for the Illinois Solar for All's Residential Solar (Small) Program, which offers no-cost solar system installations.
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Residential Solar Outreach Grants are Now Open | Illinois Climate Bank Residential Solar Outreach Grants are Now Open The Illinois Climate Bank is offering competitive grants to municipalities and nonprofits to: (1) provide intensive outreach and assistance to residents with low incomes applying for the Illinois Solar for All’s (ILSFA) Residential Solar (Small) Program , and (2) provide shared services to outreach and assistance grantees.
The Illinois Solar for All Residential Solar (ILSFA) program provides no-cost solar system installations to income-qualified residents in 1–4-unit homes. Up to $500,000 per awardee is available, with a total of $2. 6 million available in the first round.
The grants will fund two types of services. First, grants will be available for intensive customer outreach and support services to increase participation in the ILSFA Residential Solar (Small) program. This program provides income qualified residents with access to affordable on-site solar panels at no or low up-front costs, providing guaranteed savings on electric bills.
These customer assistance services will reach beyond mere awareness and will provide personalized assistance to interested and participating residents at every step of the program’s process. Second, the program will offer funding for shared services to support organizations providing intensive customer outreach and support services.
Municipalities and nonprofits with experience in solar-related outreach, home repair, and other housing-related programs are encouraged to apply. Due: May 19, 2025 by 5:00 PM CDT Please visit our program page for more information.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Municipalities and nonprofits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Illinois Climate Bank: Outreach and Assistance for Illinois Solar for All's Residential Solar (Small) Program is funded by Illinois Climate Bank (Illinois Finance Authority). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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