Nonresidential Renewable Energy Grant Program

Nonresidential Renewable Energy Grant Program is sponsored by City of Naperville. Offers funding for local clean energy projects that promote sustainability, education, and reduced reliance on fossil fuels within Naperville.

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il. us. ## Nonresidential Renewable Energy Grant Program Funds are made available through grants to directly fund local community-based renewable energy projects within Naperville.

This grant program is funded by Naperville Electric Utility customers who voluntarily invest in renewable energy through monthly bill payments. ## Goals of the Renewable Energy Grant Program 1. Increase or create opportunities for our community to learn about renewable solutions.

2. Support grant projects that measurably increase renewable energy usage and displace fossil fuels. 3.

Have grant projects that can be replicated. ## Nonresidential Renewable Energy Projects that could qualify for the grant: * Passive Solar Space Heat * Solar, Photovoltaic, Wind, Biomass and Fuel Cells * Fuel Cells Using Renewable Fuels * Other Distributed Generation Technologies 1. Applicant must be a **nonresidential** Naperville Electric Utility customer.

Preference will be given to those applicants having a mission that serves the larger community (e.g., public or private schools, parks, museums, institutions, universities, service clubs, events, gathering spots, and places of worship, etc.). 2. At the time the grant application is submitted, the applicant must be a contributor to the Renewable Energy Program and for at least 24 consecutive months thereafter at the $20 per month level.

3. Projects must be located and installed in Naperville. For more information about the grant program, email Payton Schield at schieldp@naperville.

il. us. Applications are accepted and evaluated on a competitive basis and are scored based on specific criteria, including: * **Financial Implications** - Return on investment * **Environmental Implications** - How will this project reduce emissions?

* **Fairness** - How long has applicant been contributing to the Renewable Energy Program? **Apply for Non-Residential Renewable Energy Grant** Grant awards are limited to the following: * $15,000 maximum cost reimbursement award. * 50% of the applicant’s total cost of the energy improvement project.

* The City grant award amount and grants from all other sources shall not exceed the total project cost. * The City reserves the right to change the funding levels based on the number of qualified projects submitted. **After receiving notice to proceed, but prior to commencing work, the applicant must notify the City’s Inspection Dispatch at (630) 420-6100, Opt.

1 and schedule a pre-project inspection. ** Additional inspections may be required depending on the scope of work. After all work is completed, the applicant must notify the City and schedule a post-project inspection.

Failure to schedule required inspections will cause the applicant to forfeit their grant award. After the renewable energy project is completed and the applicant has scheduled and passed a post-project final inspection, the applicant will submit a signed certification that the project has been completed, along with invoices, receipts and other documentation, by email to Payton Schield at schieldp@naperville. il.

us. The City will verify that all work and inspections have been completed, review the final application materials and issue the project reimbursement to the recipient. Program Administrator - Payton Schield Community Services Department schieldp@naperville.

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