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Find similar grantsMaryland Clean Energy Capital (MCAP) is sponsored by Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC). Offers clean energy and efficiency financing for large projects undertaken by local governments, institutions, and nonprofits. Provides access to low-cost capital through both taxable and tax-exempt bond financing.
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Low Cost Financing - MD Clean Energy Maryland Clean Energy Capital Program (MCAP) Serving as a long-term financing solution for funding large projects, Maryland Clean Energy Capital (MCAP) offers clean energy and efficiency financing to government, institutions, and nonprofit organizations.
By providing access to lower-cost capital and cost-friendly finance structures, MCEC facilitates large projects, typically $5 million or more, with customized solutions to meet project requirements for terms from 10 to 15 years.
Energy Efficiency Measures Energy Resiliency Measures Mechanical Equipment Upgrades Renewable Energy Production Micro Grids / Islanded Generation Building Envelope Updates Check out our case studies to see past projects that can help determine if MCAP is right for you. To get started on your project or learn more about MCAP financing options, contact the Maryland Clean Energy Center Finance Team.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments, institutions, and nonprofit organizations for projects typically $5 million or more. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Maryland Clean Energy Capital (MCAP) is funded by Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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