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Small Utility Clean Energy Planning Grant Program is sponsored by Illinois Climate Bank (administered by Illinois Finance Authority). This program, funded by U. S.
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Small Utility Clean Energy Planning Round 3 Grant Applications Are Now Open | Illinois Climate Bank Small Utility Clean Energy Planning Round 3 Grant Applications Are Now Open The Illinois Finance Authority (IFA), in its capacity as the Illinois Climate Bank (ICB) , is pleased to re lease a No tice of Fu nding Oppo rtunity (NOFO) for Round 3 of the Small Utility Clean Energy Planning Grant Program .
Funding is intended to support municipal and cooperative electric utilities in transitioning to cleaner energy sources through robust planning and implementation efforts, up to $200,000 per award. This initiative is designed to equip utilities with the resources necessary to navigate the complexities of clean power integration while maintaining reliable and affordable electricity service.
Grants may be used to assess energy needs, evaluate renewable energy options, and develop procurement strategies that align with the goals of the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) and the newly released Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act (CRGA). Application Due Date : April 17, 2026 Available Funding : $1.
6 million Award Range : Up to $200,000 per award The IFA will be hosting a webinar on two open grants under the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants, including this one. When: February 17, 2026, 3-4PM CT Where: Microsoft Teams Webinar Registration Link: https://events. gcc.
teams. microsoft. com/event/cc72041d-cf30-4e46-998c-c67ccd8a70e2@cf620ec5-17cf-42e1-b97a-38cfbb8c1de3 Please visit our Small Utility Clean Energy Planning program page for more information.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Municipal and cooperative electric utilities seeking to transition to cleaner energy through planning and implementation efforts aligned with CEJA and CRGA. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $1.6 million total; up to $200,000 per recipient Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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