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Solar for All – Public Information - Clean Energy States Alliance CESA > Projects > Solar for All: Scaling Up Solar for Under-Resourced Communities > Solar for All – Public Information Solar for All – Public Information Solar for All is a $7 billion competitive grants program administered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
In April 2024, EPA awarded 60 grants to states, territories, Tribal governments, municipalities, and nonprofits to expand the number of low-income and disadvantaged communities primed for residential solar investment—enabling millions of low-income households to access affordable, resilient, and clean solar energy.
To learn more about the prospective timeline of this program, see CESA’s Solar for All Briefing for Community-Based Organizations . CESA convenes, informs, and assists the bipartisan network of states and nonprofit Solar for All grantees on a national scale.
The page below includes information sourced directly from Solar for All grantees such as contact details, public websites, program summaries, the narrative part of some applications, and relevant press.
It also provides maps of the states covered by multistate grantees , and information that is useful to Solar for All grantees such as examples of position descriptions or requests for proposals for programmatic functions necessary to deploy low-income solar programs. If you are aware of other resources that should be added to this page, please contact Vero Bourg-Meyer .
To learn more about the details of states’ plans and the potential impact of the Solar for All program, see CESA’s February 2024 report, Empowering Tomorrow: A Preview of States’ Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Solar for All Programs .
Official State Websites, Contacts, Summaries, and Publicly Available Proposals Expand Awardee website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Request for comments (opens in new tab) Grantee SFA website (opens in new tab) Residential Solar Outreach Grants (opens in new tab) SolarAPP+ Adoption Support (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Summary (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Proposal narrative (opens in new tab) Summary (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) General SFA website (opens in new tab) Nevada SFA multifamily solar program guidance (opens in new tab) Nevada SFA community solar site host program guidance (opens in new tab) Nevada SFA vetted contractors list Program fact sheet (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Pre-award RFI (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Proposal summary (opens in new tab) Program fact sheet (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Proposal narrative (opens in new tab) Early concept (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Program workplan (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Summary (opens in new tab) Presentation slides (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Summary (opens in new tab) Proposal narrative (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) State website (opens in new tab) Website (opens in new tab) Website/News Release (opens in new tab) Multistate award - Clean Energy Fund of Texas Awardee website (opens in new tab) Program overview (opens in new tab) Expression of interest form (opens in new tab) Email list sign-up (opens in new tab) Multistate award - GRID Alternatives Program overview (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) Multistate award - Groundswell Webinar (opens in new tab) Multistate award - Growth Opps Web interest form (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) Multistate award - Inclusive Prosperity Capital Awardee website (opens in new tab) News release (opens in new tab) Program navigator portal site (opens in new tab) Awardee website (opens in new tab) Multistate Grantees' Area Served (Maps) Expand Solar for All Requests for Proposals/Requests for Information Examples for Grantees Expand Note: These RFPs do not relate to Solar for All but will be relevant to Solar for All grantees.
All RFPs from the Connecticut Green Bank are available in their RFP archive . Municipal State and Multifamily Solar Technical Assistance Solar Workflow Management System Technical Assistance Providers Note: This is a Request for Information, NOT an RFP.
Grant Management Software Services External Evaluator Services Residential Solar Leasing Zero-Interest Loan Platform Income Verification Services Decision-Support Provider Solar Quality Assurance Services Education and Outreach Grants Note: This is a Request for Information, NOT an RFP. Technical Services Provider Note: This RFP covers all three GGRF tracks, including Solar for All.
Request for Project Interest Lending Platform for Residential Solar Third-Party Owned (TPO) Solar Providers for Residential & Commercial Buildings Community Solar Program Subscription Management Services RFI: Tax Credit and Renewable Energy Certificate Residential Solar Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Contractors Board of Public Utilities Request for Quotation Implementation Services and Technical Assistance Program Design Advisor, Multifamily Housing Procurement and Compliance Consulting Services Engineering Technical Assistance Services Residential Solar Financial Provider Anti-Lobbying Certification Financial Provider Service Agreement Solar Incentive Payment Calculator Income Verification Services RAISE Program Implementation Financial Products for the RAISE Program Note: this is a Request for Information, NOT an RFP.
Administration, Single- and Multi-Family Sub-programs Terms and Conditions: General | Special Pricing Schedules: Single-Family | Multi-Family Design, Build, and Operate Community Renewable Energy Facilities | DC SEU Subcontract Template PowerUp Wisconsin Program Implementation Negotiation Professional Services Note: This RFP is relevant to another track of GGRF (NCIF) and not written for Solar for All, but the services descriptions will be helpful to Solar for All grantees seeking support on financial transactions planning and compliance.
Financial Advisory Services Management Support Services Compliance Services | Addendum #1 | Addendum #2 RFI: Solar Development & Installation for Community Solar Projects Impact Reporting and Household Savings Solar Development Services For a standard RFP for a single-family home solar lease program, see CESA’s plug and play template .
Residential Solar Loan Sales Solar For All Job Descriptions for Grantees Expand California: Associate Planner, Solar for All (opens in new tab) California: Program Lead, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Colorado: Communications & Engagement Specialist, Colorado Solar for All (opens in new tab) Connecticut: Associate Director, Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Implementation (opens in new tab) Florida: Solar for All Program Manager (opens in new tab) Georgia: Paralegal, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Idaho: Engagement Coordinator (opens in new tab) Idaho: Senior Program Manager (opens in new tab) Louisiana: Program Manager, Community Solar (opens in new tab) Louisiana: Program Manager, Residential Solar (opens in new tab) Louisiana: Program Manager, External Partnerships (opens in new tab) Maine: Program Coordinator, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Maine: Clean Energy Finance Program Manager (opens in new tab) Massachusetts: Solar Equity Program Administrator (opens in new tab) Massachusetts: Solar Equity Program Manager (opens in new tab) Michigan: Program Director, Solar for All Michigan: Engineer, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Minnesota: Federal Funding Implementation External Relations Coordinator (opens in new tab) Nebraska: Multiple positions including Associate, Loan Specialist, Manager, Assistant Director, Senior Director (opens in new tab) Nevada: Solar for All Ambassador (opens in new tab) North Carolina: Energy Policy Analyst/Senior Policy Analyst (opens in new tab) North Carolina: Program Director, Solar for All North Carolina: Senior Program Manager (opens in new tab) North Carolina: Senior Project Manager - Energy Policy & Markets (opens in new tab) Oregon: Senior Project Manager, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Pennsylvania: Director, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Pennsylvania: Solar Program Coordinator (opens in new tab) Please note that this is not specifically a Solar for All job description, but it is generally related to solar.
Texas: Program Manager, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Texas: Communications Manager, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Utah: Clean Energy Associate or Clean Energy Senior Associate (opens in new tab) Virginia: Shared Solar Programs Coordinator (opens in new tab) Virginia: Residential Solar Programs Coordinator (opens in new tab) Idaho, Montana, Wyoming: Program Director Renewables, Solar for All (opens in new tab) Idaho, Montana, Wyoming: Compliance Manager Renewables, Solar for All Commercial Underwriter III (opens in new tab) VP, Commercial Economic Development, Commercial Solar (opens in new tab) VP, Commercial Solar Projects Underwriting (opens in new tab) VP, Residential Solar Lease Programs (opens in new tab) Learn more about program requirements such as Build America Buy America (BABA) or the Davis-Bacon (DBA) u sing the resources and fact sheets below !
These resources were either produced by CESA or sourced from partners or federal agencies. Build America Buy America (BABA) Build America Buy America and Domestic Content: A Primer for the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Solar for All Program Use this FAQ document in plain English to understand broadly what BABA is about.
BABA Requirements from SFA Terms & Conditions Use this document to see the BABA rules as applicable to SFA programs as per the program ’ s specific terms and conditions . List of BABA-Compliant Suppliers Use this page to find current manufacturer certification letters for solar, mounting products, and inverters as they become available. American Solar M anufacturing M ap This map shows locations of domestic solar manufacturing plants.
Nonavailability Temporary Waiver Use this document to understand what projects fall under a temporary BABA waiver until December 31, 2025 . BABA FAQs for Manufacturers Use this document to understand what projects fall under a temporary BABA waiver until December 31, 2025 . Cheat Sheet BABA vs. Domestic Content Use this short cheat sheet to compare the BABA and domestic content standards.
BABA Implementation Procedures FAQs Use this document to answer most questions about how BABA applies to SFA. BABA Attestation Letter Example #1 US Dept. of Energy | 2025 An example of a BABA attestation letter that suppliers use to show available BABA supply.
BABA Attestation Letter Example #2 US Dept. of Energy | 2025 An example of a BABA attestation letter that suppliers use to show available BABA supply. Template for Certification Letter of BABA-Compliant Supply Under the Limited Nonavailability Waiver Use this template to draft a manufacturer certification letter to demonstrate U.S. assembly under the 2025 temporary BABA waiver .
Certification Letter Templates for Manufa cturers Use these documents as an example of what is expected by EPA to c ertify BABA compliance . Page 1: iron and steel products Page 2: manufactured products Page 3-4: construction materials Use this FAQ document in plain English to understand broadly what DBA is about.
Davis-Bacon Quick S tart G uide Use this document to understand basic processes to comply with DBA and how to set up compliance systems DBRA Requirements from SFA Terms & Conditions Use this document to understand the Solar for All specif ic terms and conditions relating to Davis-Bacon. D avis -Bacon FAQs for Grantees Use this FAQ to answer broad questions about DBA compliance under Solar fo r All.
CESA’s publicly available resources can be found on the SFA resources page here .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income and disadvantaged communities, including environmental justice communities and affordable housing residents. Individuals access this through state, tribal, or non-profit grantees. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Solar for All (SFA) is funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Brownfields Job Training Grants is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA's Brownfields Job Training Program provides grants to eligible organizations, including nonprofits, to develop local workforces for the assessment, cleanup, or preparation of contaminated sites (brownfields) for reuse. The grants fund training programs that equip unemployed and underemployed residents with skills for full-time, sustainable employment in the environmental field, including sustainable remediation and chemical safety.
FY27 Brownfields Job Training (JT) Grants is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This program provides grants to recruit and train unemployed and underemployed individuals with the skills needed to secure long-term employment in the environmental field, specifically related to the assessment, cleanup, or preparation of contaminated sites (brownfields) for re…
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