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Find similar grantsPublic Building Electrification Grant (PBEG) is sponsored by Colorado Energy Office. The Public Building Electrification Grant (PBEG) program provides funding to public institutions for building electrification projects, such as replacing gas furnaces with high-efficiency electric heat pumps.
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## Colorado’s Public Building Electrification Grant ### Funding to offset the cost of high-efficiency building electrification efforts. **Eligibility:** Public entities **Amount:** $10 million total **Program Length:** October 10, 2023 - June 30, 2027 **Application rounds:** The Request for Applications is closed.
The Public Building Electrification Grant (PBEG) is authorized by House Bill 22-1362 to provide public buildings with funding to explore and implement building system electrification measures and infrastructure upgrades required to support these technologies. For more information regarding Public Building Electrification grants, please reach out to Brittney. VanCuran@state.
co. us. View 2025 PBEG Annual Report Eligible public entities include: * Higher education institutions * Public school districts Enhanced incentives are also available for the following applicants: * Disproportionately Impacted Communities (DI) To determine if your project qualifies for the Disproportionately Impacted Communities incentive, use the Community Identification Resource.
View Community Identification Resource ## Eligible Project Types Grantees may use money received through the building electrification for public buildings grant program for the following purposes: * An energy audit to determine electrification equipment type and sizing needed for the project. Any energy audit funded by the PBEG grant must follow the guidelines for an ASHRAE Level II Audit or equivalent.
* The purchase and installation of high-efficiency electric equipment for space heating, water heating, or cooking; * Electrical installations and upgrades necessary to support the installation of high-efficiency electric equipment; * The purchase and installation of other innovative building heating technologies that will likely achieve equal or lower levels of GHG emissions than high-efficiency heat pumps in 2030 and beyond For all information related to this grant, including award amounts, view the Program Guidelines.
### Colorado’s Public Building Electrification Grant CEO is not currently accepting applications for this program. Application materials from previous funding rounds are available for reference below. **Contact****Brittney Van Curan****, who will create and share a designated folder to which your completed application can be uploaded.
** **An evaluation committee will review and score applications based on pre-defined selection criteria. ** **CEO will distribute funding as reimbursement for eligible project costs upon completion of projects. ** Only costs incurred after executing a purchase order or contract with the Colorado Energy Office will be reimbursed.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Higher education institutions, municipalities, counties, public school districts, state agencies, and special districts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to 75% of total project costs (up to $500,000) for implementation; up to 50% of energy audit cost (up to $8,000). Enhanced incentives available for disproportionately impacted communities. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Public Building Electrification Grant (PBEG) is funded by Colorado Energy Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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