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Technical Assistance Fund - Clean Energy Group Climate Resilience and Community Health Distributed Energy Access and Equity Energy Storage and Flexible Demand Clean Energy Incentive Navigator Climate Resilient Energy Codes Distributed Energy Storage, Efficiency, and Demand Response Energy Storage Policy and Regulation Health and Energy Security Hydrogen Information and Public Education Resilient Power Leadership Initiative Technical Assistance Fund Technical Assistance Fund Providing technical support to build local resilience.
Technical Assistance Fund Menu Clean Energy Group’s Technical Assistance Fund fills a critical resource gap by equipping community-serving organizations with the information they need to advance solar and energy storage (solar+storage) projects. Solar combined with energy storage can provide valuable benefits, including year-round cost savings, grid reliability, emergency backup power, and community ownership of clean energy resources.
Clean Energy Group’s Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) helps bring these benefits to the people who need them most. The TAF supports community-serving organizations interested in pursuing solar+storage by providing them with information about available funding avenues and revenue streams; technology siting, sizing, and configurations; and other project development guidance.
One-on-one support from CEG staff is available to all TAF applicants. Read profiles of TAF awardees that have successfully installed solar+storage at their facility on the Featured Installations page . Frequently Asked Questions Where can projects be located?
Projects can be located anywhere in the United States. This includes projects in Washington, D. C.
, US territories, and Tribal land. What types of projects can receive technical assistance? When is the best time to apply for TAF support?
There is no deadline to apply. TAF applications are accepted on a rolling basis. What level of support can projects expect from the Technical Assistance Fund?
CEG is committed to creating development pathways for community-led and community-benefiting solar+storage projects. CEG can meet with your project team to discuss the benefits of solar+storage, the project development process, and funding strategies. In certain cases, CEG may assist with and provide funding for detailed solar+storage feasibility assessments for a specific project.
CEG partners with a network of trusted, mission-aligned engineering partners to deliver a comprehensive technoeconomic analysis. How far along in the project development process do I need to be before applying? The TAF is open to communities at all stages of solar+storage project development.
Communities in the early stages of envisioning how solar+storage could serve their facilities are encouraged to review CEG’s library of introductory materials . A Massachusetts affordable housing provider installed resilient solar+storage with support from Clean Energy Group. Learn more in this 2-minute video, and read a detailed project overview here .
Apply for Technical Assistance Clean Energy Group’s Technical Assistance Fund is open to all US-based community-serving organizations. Projects must directly serve low-income communities, communities of color, environmental justice communities, or communities directly harmed by existing fossil-fuel infrastructure.
Past TAF recipients have included community centers, emergency shelters, cooling centers, affordable housing, food pantries, fire departments, municipalities, and health clinics. See the TAF Impact Map t o view projects that we have supported over time . FEATURED PROJECT: A.
B. Ford Community Center, Detroit, MI “The City of Detroit - Office of Sustainability was able to advance the concept of resilient energy for the new A. B.
Ford Community Center, in large part thanks to the solar feasibility study provided through Clean Energy Group's Technical Assistance Fund. The team provided expert guidance that helped us make informed decisions on system sizing and supported us with technical and financial viability for the project."
Deputy Director, Office of Sustainability, City of Detroit, TAF Awardee 2020 FEATURED PROJECT: The FH Faunteroy Community Enrichment Center, Washington, DC “The FH Faunteroy Community Enrichment Center benefited tremendously from the Technical Assistance Fund… As we embark on the buildout for the Resilience Incubator@FH Faunteroy, we look forward to continued partnership with the Clean Energy Group.
” Dr. Estelle-Marie Montgomery, PhD Executive Director of the Faunteroy Center, TAF Awardee 2021 FEATURED PROJECT: California Indian Museum and Cultural Center, Santa Rosa, CA “In serving our local tribal community, it is critical that we implement strategies that provide environmental and cultural resource protection and emergency response during wildfires and power outages.
The grant facilitated support from local government officials and partnership organizations for the museum to become a designated resilience hub and generated capital funding from multiple federal and private sources.
” Executive Director of the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center, TAF Awardee 2020 FEATURED PROJECT: Petersburg Resilience Hub, Petersburg, VA “From our first meeting, the CEG team has been supportive and provided guidance and resources to see us through the completion of a feasibility study to where we are now, on the brink of the actual solar PV installation.
In addition, CEG has given us the opportunity to learn from and share our experience with others embarking on the solar+storage journey. We are fortunate to be in partnership with Clean Energy Group.
” Executive Director of United Parents Against Lead and Coordinator of the Virginia Environmental Justice Collaborative, TAF Awardee 2020 Provided more than $2 million in funding for communities to evaluate resilient solar+storage at essential community-serving facilities.
Provided technical assistance funding and guidance to support solar+storage solutions to over 150 community-serving organizations, representing 359 facilities across 32 states and territories . Supported the completion of over 60 community-led solar+storage installations , with more projects underway.
Technical Assistance Fund Webinars An Introduction to Solar+Storage Micro-Financing and Locally Led Development: A Scalable Model for Resilient Power in Rural Communities Prioritizing Equity in Program Development: How to Build a Resilient Power Technical Assistance Fund The Kenzi Apartments: Resilient Solar+Storage for Low-Income Seniors in Boston Vieques Microgrid Network: Community Resilience for a Remote Island in Puerto Rico Case Study – CrescentCare Community Health Center A Decade of Technical Assistance: CEG Reaches $2 Million Milestone Solar+Storage for Affordable Housing in Nashville: An Interview with Be a Helping Hand’s Sara Jean Schweitzer Centering Equity in Data Collection: CEG’s Resilient Power Funding Programs Advancing Energy Equity in 2023: Actions and Impacts Banner Image: Solar Responders
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