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Environmental Facilities Corporation Home Page | Environmental Facilities Corporation EFC is New York State's Water Infrastructure Bank EFC Provides Low-Interest Financing and Grants to Help Communities Affordably Undertake Critical Water Quality Projects.
View Our Mission and Programs Apply for State Water Grants Request a Funding Consultation Water Infrastructure Funding Programs Low-Cost Financing and Grants to Help Minimize the Financial Impact of Critical Projects on Local Ratepayers Clean Water State Revolving Fund Apply for Low-Interest Financing for Wastewater and Sewer Projects.
Low-Interest Financing for Wastewater and Sewer Projects Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Apply for Low-Interest Financing for Drinking Water Projects. Low-Interest Financing for Drinking Water Projects $425 Million is Available This Round. Applications Due by 4 p.
m. on July 27. Wastewater Infrastructure Improvement and Intermunicipal Grants Green Resiliency Grants and the Green Innovation Grant Program The Application Period Closed on June 12.
Green Resiliency and Green Innovation Grants Request a Meeting; Access Resources and Training SECURE Cybersecurity Grants Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grants The Application Period Closed June 12.
Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grants Nation-Leading Investment in Water Quality Projects Statewide Making Projects Affordable, Advancing New York's Clean Water Goals Amount of Financial Assistance Provided by EFC to Communities Since 1987. State Water Grants Awarded by EFC since 2015. Total Amount of Project Finance Agreements Executed through the State Revolving Funds for 328 Projects in State Fiscal Year 2025.
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