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Find similar grantsPACE Kitchen Efficiency Grant (Boulder County, CO) is sponsored by PACE Partners (Boulder County). This grant helps restaurants and food businesses in Boulder County, CO, ease the cost of upgrading to ENERGY STAR-certified refrigeration and restaurant equipment. It covers a significant portion of equipment, delivery, and installation costs.
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PACE Partners – Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) serves the greater Boulder County area with free business sustainability consulting services.
Skip to menu Skip to content Skip to footer Building Electrification and HVAC Refrigeration, Dishwashers, and Ice Machines Commercial Cooking Equipment Electric Landscaping Equipment 2026 PACE Small Business Grants Electric Landscaping Directory Equity Priority Buildings and Nonprofits Providing free advising and financial support to help Boulder County businesses upgrade their operations and implement sustainable practices.
Partners for a Clean Environment Partners for a Clean Environment (but you can call us PACE) offers tailored support to a diverse range of organizations across the Boulder County business community. Whether you run a brick-and-mortar location or mobile business, you own or manage commercial properties, or you are a contractor working on commercial properties, we’re ready to help.
PACE programs prioritize projects focused on energy efficiency and electrification (or, swapping fossil-fuel-powered equipment for electric alternatives). These upgrades have the biggest impact on emissions, health, and comfort, and are the most impactful way to upgrade your building or equipment. Our expert advisors are ready to help your business make big, sustainable investments that benefit you and your customers.
From local restaurants to landscapers, we’re ready to get to know your business and find (and help fund!) a solution that works for your whole team. We know how quickly costs add up when you’re running a business.
That’s why Boulder County businesses can qualify for up to $50,000* of grants and rebates by working with a PACE advisor. *PACE reserves the right to adjust or waive this limit. Our team helps most Boulder County businesses by offering free, in-depth consultation with our expert advisors.
These industry professionals are excited to get to know your business and meet you where you are. They’ll help connect you to the programs that make the most sense for your business and sustainability goals.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Boulder County businesses including brick-and-mortar operations, mobile businesses, and commercial property owners/managers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 in grants and rebates. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
PACE Kitchen Efficiency Grant (Boulder County, CO) is funded by PACE Partners (Boulder County). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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