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Find similar grantsMy Clean Energy (MCE) Grant is sponsored by Avista Utilities. The My Clean Energy Grant provides funding for new, non-residential solar installations in Avista's Washington and Idaho electric service areas. It supports locally generated renewable energy and helps reduce long-term energy costs for organizations.
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Together, we can bring solar to life in Washington and Idaho. Our My Clean Energy Grant helps pay for new solar projects on non-residential buildings that serve communities. These grants support locally generated renewable energy and help reduce long-term energy costs for the organizations that use them.
Submit application online Please email completed applications and questions to contributions@avistacorp. com or mail to: Avista My Clean Energy Grant, MSCR-71 Applications are accepted year-round. The My Clean Energy (MCE) Grant provides funding for new, non-residential solar installations in Avista’s Washington and Idaho electric service areas.
It is funded through Avista’s My Clean Energy program , a voluntary program that allows customers to support renewable energy through their monthly bill. A portion of these customer-supported funds is set aside each year to help pay for local solar projects. This grant turns customer participation into real community investment.
Grant funding may be used for solar installation costs, including equipment, labor, permitting and interconnection fees. The grant funding cannot be used for batteries, unrelated construction work or ongoing maintenance. Other funding sources may be used alongside this grant.
Matching funds are not required. In 2026, $405,000 is available to support projects. Funding amounts vary each year based on customer participation in the My Clean Energy program.
Individual projects may receive up to $60,000 in grant funding. Learn more about the grant in this video recording of a recent public meeting held with community-based organizations. Project qualification and review Projects are competitively reviewed for technical readiness and cost.
To be considered, projects must: Be sized to match the facility’s energy use Include space for a solar production meter Provide more than one contractor bid Your project may be eligible if: Your project site receives Avista electric service Your project is non-residential Your solar installation is new Priority consideration will be given to projects that serve the public, including schools, nonprofit 501C3 organizations, community facilities and tribal entities.
While nonprofit status is encouraged, it is not required. Applicants typically receive an award decision or waitlist notice within 30 days of submitting. For questions about the grant or application process, please email contributions@avistacorp.
com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-residential buildings that serve communities in Avista's Washington and Idaho electric service areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
My Clean Energy (MCE) Grant is funded by Avista Utilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington and Idaho. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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