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Find similar grantsKauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant (SBEEG) program is sponsored by County of Kauaʻi Office of Economic Development (OED). This program is intended for small businesses on Kauaʻi who may face upfront financial hurdles when retrofitting for energy efficiency, including air conditioning, motors, lighting controls, and refrigeration.
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Kauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant – Kui Kauai Kauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant Kauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant Learn if you are eligible to apply: Learn about the application process: In partnership with the Kauaʻi Economic Development Board and the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative, the County of Kauaʻi Office of Economic Development is excited to announce the launch of the Kauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant (SBEEG).
This grant will operate alongside the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative’s (KIUC) Commercial Retrofit Program, which provides funding for efficiency upgrades, including 1. air conditioning, 2. motors, 3.
lighting controls, and 4. refrigeration. This grant, which will be managed by the Kauaʻi Economic Development Board (KEDB), will cover a percentage of labor costs associated with energy efficiency upgrades, while KIUC’s program can cover a percentage of materials costs for eligible projects.
The SBEEG program is intended for small businesses, who may face more upfront financial hurdles when retrofitting, and eligibility is limited to businesses that fall under KIUC Rate Schedule’s J or G. KEDB has $46,250 in available funds, and funding is on a first come, first served basis. The grant period closes December 31, 2026, and installations should be complete no later than 60 days before December 31.
To get started, fill out the program interest form , then email KIUC at energyservices@kiuc. coop . Fill out the interest form and then email KIUC at energyservices@kiuc.
coop . KIUC will perform an energy audit at the business with a materials supplier, and will identify what what energy efficiency retrofits can be made, including what materials costs KIUC can cover. The business will review KIUC’s recommendations and materials quote, then solicit a quote from a contractor for installation work.
KEDB will review the contractor’s quote with the grant team and will determine the grant amount. If the business would like to proceed with the retrofits after reviewing KEDB’s proposal, they will then sign an agreement with KEDB, and provide notice to proceed to the contractor. The contractor will perform the installation.
KIUC will do a final site visit to confirm installations are complete. The business will receive a rebate from KEDB! Fill out KIUC’s interest form.
Congratulations to those businesses and organizations who have already been awarded! Energy efficiency upgrades pursued: Lighting upgrades (Awarded $9,250. 00) Energy efficiency upgrades pursued: Lighting upgrades (Awarded $4,250.
00) Energy efficiency upgrades pursued: Air Conditioning (Awarded $1,896. 20) Hale Halawai Ohana O Hanalei Energy efficiency upgrades pursued: Lighting upgrades (Awarded $549. 74) Energy efficiency upgrades pursued: Lighting upgrades (Awarded $3,072.
93) The County of Kauaʻi’s Office of Economic Development has partnered with the Kauaʻi Economic Development Board (KEDB) and the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) to launch this program. Both organizations play vital roles in supporting this community.
Beyond the SBEEG program, KIUC, who is the island’s sole electric utility service on Kauaʻi, offers a variety of incentives for all their customers to help support energy efficiency. KEBD’s mission is to improve the quality of life on Kauaʻi by developing partnerships to diversify the economy, supporting industry clusters, and educating our youth and workforce to succeed in the global economy.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses on Kauaʻi. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Kauaʻi Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant (SBEEG) program is funded by County of Kauaʻi Office of Economic Development (OED). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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