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Home - Clean Energy Fund of Texas, Inc. Powering Texas, While Empowering Communities Clean Energy Fund of Texas aims to reduce greenhouse gases and address climate equity by financing energy efficiency, weatherization, and water conservation. Making Sustainable Futures Accessible COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL FREE RESOURCES HOMEOWNERS CONTRACTORS We strive to provide resources that everyone can access.
We envision a Texas where clean energy is accessible to everyone. Residential financing is a core element of Clean Energy Fund of Texas’ approach. Homeowners are essential to a full and fair transition to a clean energy economy.
Through affordable financing, we make it easier to install solar panels, weatherize homes, and reduce utility bills. Our goal is to ensure that more Texans can access energy savings and help strengthen their communities. Small and Large Businesses Energy upgrades shouldn’t be out of reach for the businesses that power our local economies.
We provide flexible financing options that help small businesses save money and reduce risk, while enabling larger companies to tackle big-impact energy projects. It’s time for all businesses—from mom-and-pop shops to commercial centers—to be part of the solution. Community-based organizations Nonprofits, faith-based groups, and other community organizations are trusted cornerstones in their neighborhoods—and they use energy, too.
By financing clean energy and efficiency upgrades, we help these groups save money and lead by example. When community members see trusted institutions making progress, they’re inspired to take action in their own homes and businesses. Texas suppliers of energy-efficient products—from solar panels to smart thermostats—play a vital role in building a greener future.
With access to our financing, they can expand their businesses and reach more customers in need of affordable solutions. Together, we help shift the market toward more sustainable homes, businesses, and communities. Multifamily and Commercial Buildings Buildings are among the biggest users of energy and water—but they’re also one of the best opportunities for change.
We help building owners invest in upgrades that cut costs, improve tenant satisfaction, and reduce environmental impact. Our team understands the complexity of property management and offers financing that fits your long-term goals.
Biden-Harris Administration Announces Two Texas Groups will Receive Over $405 Million to Deliver Residential Solar, Lowering Energy Costs and Advancing Environmental Justice | US EPA Solar Power Surge: CEFTX Launches CHARGE to Deliver Clean Energy, Jobs, and Savings to 19 States Fueling the Transition to a Clean Energy Economy – Jacob & Terese Hershey Foundation Clean Energy Fund of Texas | Quantified Ventures Atmos Financial and the Clean Energy Fund of Texas Team up to Help Communities and Businesses Drive Capital into the Green Economy Harris County Wins Part of $7 Billion Federal Grant to Expand Solar Power Access for Low-Income Households – Houston Public Media Two Texas Coalitions Part of $7B Solar Power Federal Grant Program – Energy Capital $156M Solar for All Direct award (CHARGE Program) CEFTX received a $156M Solar for All Direct award (CHARGE Program) — a multi-state initiative spanning EPA Regions 3, 4, and 6 Subrecipient of $3.
4M through the Texas Solar for All Coalition CEFTX is a subrecipient of $3. 4M through the Texas Solar for All Coalition for the Single-Family Rooftop Solar Program We launched a Pilot EV Loan Program in collaboration with the City of Austin, Texas EV, and the Community Foundations of Austin , giving low-income families access to electric vehicles. 1.
6 million lent to over 50 families in Texas and over 140 contractors in our network. Please verify your request. *
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small and mid-sized clean energy projects in Texas. Projects must meet environmental, financial, and eligibility benchmarks including reducing or avoiding greenhouse gas emissions and utilizing commercial technologies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sustainable Green Growth Fund is funded by Clean Energy Fund of Texas, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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