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Find similar grantsResilient Maryland Grant Program is sponsored by Maryland Energy Administration. This program provides funding to Maryland communities and organizations to offset the costs of planning, designing, and constructing microgrids, resilient facility power systems, and resiliency hubs.
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Resilient Maryland Program Accessibility Information Resilient Maryland Program Above: Scotland Recreation Center in Scotland, Montgomery County, MD. Solar panels pictured on top of the building are part of the onsite resilient energy system that provides power during grid outages so that the recreation center can function as a resiliency hub for the Scotland community.
FY26 Program Status: The application portal is currently CLOSED to new applications. Program Description: T he FY26 Resilient Maryland Program provides funding for organizations to develop and install microgrids, resiliency hubs, and other distributed energy resources (DERs) for critical and community uses.
Funding is available for preconstruction planning and system installation, with a focus on Maryland communities, businesses, and critical infrastructure seeking reliable, clean, and affordable energy solutions. Eligible entities can use the funds to offset feasibility analysis, planning, equipment, and installation costs.
DER systems funded through this program help reduce reliance on utility-supplied power, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and safeguard vital services against outages. These benefits bolster Maryland’s critical infrastructure, support community lifelines, improve energy affordability for overburdened populations, and advance the state’s climate and economic goals.
Program Purpose: T he program provides funding under three (3) Areas of Interest (AOIs) . Please see the Funding Opportunity Announcement for detailed information. Program Structure: The FY25 Resilient Maryland Program provides funding under three (3) Areas of Interest (AOIs), which are briefly explained in the list below.
Please see the the Funding Opportunity Announcements for each AOI in the Program Documents section for detailed information. AOI 1: Preconstruction Planning: This AOI provides funds for feasibility analysis and other preconstruction activities for the planning and development of microgrids, resilient facility power systems, and resiliency hubs.
AOI 2: Microgrids: This AOI provides capital for equipment and installation to help offset the costs of constructing microgrids, resilient facility power systems, and resilient combined heat and power (CHP) systems for critical purposes.
AOI 3: Resiliency Hubs: This AOI provides capital for equipment and installation to help offset the costs of constructing solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage systems to provide essential power to facilities that serve as resiliency hubs for their surrounding communities. Type of Program: Competitive Grant Program. Program Application Deadline: December 31, 2025 3:00 P.
M. ET, Friday, January 9, 2026 Funding: A total of up to $13,000,000 is expected to be available, split between each AOI. Resilient MD FOA V2 12.
19. 2025 Link to Resilient Maryland Application FY26 Resilient MD Project Budget Workbook FY26 MEA Resilient MD AOI 2 and 3 Signature Form FY26 Resilient MD Project Proposal Template Prior Year Resilient Maryland and Resiliency Hub Awardees: View award lists of prior year Resilient Maryland and Resiliency Hub award recipients in the table below.
Resilient Maryland Resiliency Hubs FY20 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List FY19 MEA Resiliency Hubs Grant Recipient List FY21 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List FY21 MEA Resiliency Hubs Grant Recipient List FY22 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List FY22 MEA Resiliency Hubs Grant Recipient List FY23 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List See FY23 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List.
FY24 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List See FY24 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List. FY25 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List See FY25 MEA Resilient Maryland Grant Recipient List. Reporting Resources for Existing Grantees Existing Resilient Maryland and Resiliency Hub Grantees can access reporting and reimbursement request resources at the links below.
Please note that Monthly Progress Reports (MPRs), Reimbursement Requests, and the submission of Final Deliverables can all be submitted electronically. MEA encourages electronic submission for maximum efficiency. Grantees may still submit these using the form versions, if preferred.
Area of Interest 1: Preconstruction Planning (FY24 - Present) >>> AOI 1 Bimonthly Progress Report Portal <<< >>> AOI 1 Reimbursement Request Portal <<< >>> AOI 1 Final Deliverables Submission Portal <<< Area of Interest 2: Capital Support (FY24 - Present) >>> AOI 2 Quarterly Progress Report Portal <<< >>> AOI 2 Reimbursement Request Portal <<< Area of Interest 3: Resiliency Hubs (FY24 - Present) >>> AOI 3 Quarterly Progress Report Portal <<< >>> AOI 3 Reimbursement Request Portal <<< Portals for FY23 and Earlier Projects >>> AOI 1 Monthly Progress Report Portal <<< >>> AOI 1 Reimbursement Request Portal <<< >>> AOI 1 Final Deliverables Submission Portal <<< A Resilient Maryland Grantee may request an extension to the deadline in the grant agreement if additional time will be needed to complete the Resilient Maryland project.
Certain requirements must be met in order for MEA to consider an extension request. Click the link to the Resilient Maryland Grant Extension Request Portal below to request an extension to the grant deadline. Full requirements for requesting an extension are provided in the portal.
If you have trouble accessing this portal, please contact the MEA Resilient Maryland Program Team by sending an email to Resilient Maryland Grant Extension Request Portal For more information, contact MEA regarding the Resilient Maryland Program by contacting the MEA Program Managers: Emma Stoney, Senior Clean Energy & Resilience Program Manager David Comis, Senior Clean Energy & Resilience Program Manager Tell us about your experience with the Maryland Energy Administration.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Maryland municipalities, medical facilities, higher educational institutions, agricultural operations, nonprofit and faith-based institutions, and other critical infrastructure. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $8.8 million (2024 program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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