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Find similar grantsSmall Business Energy Audit Fund is sponsored by New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA). This fund covers 75% of the cost for a comprehensive energy audit for rural small businesses and agricultural producers in New Hampshire.
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Rural Small Businesses & Agricultural Producers in New Hampshire can apply today to receive a grant covering 75% of a comprehensive energy audit.
Identify real cost-saving and energy efficiency opportunities for your business including: • Insulation • Lighting • Heating • Cooling • Ventilation • Refrigeration • Equipment • Building Controls • Solar The Small Business Energy Audit Fund covers 75% of the cost for a comprehensive energy audit.
CDFA will work with qualifying business owners to identify an eligible energy auditor, as well as incentives and financing opportunities for implementing recommended energy upgrades. The program is funded by a USDA Rural Energy for America Program grant and NHSaves.
CDFA's Clean Energy Fund provides technical and financial resources for businesses, municipalities, and nonprofits to invest in energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy projects. For more information call 603-717-9123. Connect with CDFA’s Director of Clean Energy about a Small Business Energy Audit.
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Small Business Energy Audit Fund is funded by New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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