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The U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Award | Evergreen Climate Innovations The U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Award Apply if you’re an entrepreneur building an innovative company. The U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Award is a grant program designed to support talented entrepreneurs building innovative companies that aim to drive economic development, create jobs, and benefit the environment.
The U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Award is committed to: Fostering innovation that drives economic development in the Midwest and beyond Creating new jobs in the rapidly growing cleantech sector Supporting startups aligned with the ongoing energy transition Through this program, we strive to identify and nurture the most promising talent and ideas in the cleantech sector wherever they may be found, removing barriers to resources that drive innovation and economic progress.
The two recipients of the Cleantech Award receive a non-recourse grant of $30,000 , 12-months of business mentorship from U.S. Bank and Evergreen Climate Innovations, and heightened exposure to both investors and potential customers.
By expanding the traditional pipeline of opportunities and investing in a wide range of talented entrepreneurs, we aim to accelerate the development of transformative cleantech solutions with the aim of promoting economic growth and job creation across our target regions. Applications for the 2026 program are closed. Best fit is for companies in the pre-seed or seed stage.
Companies headquartered in the following states are eligible: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming Company must be legally incorporated Company employment must be within the range of 2-12 full-time employees Company must not have raised greater than $3 million from external investors Company must own or have a valid license to relevant IP Preferred: Companies with a market-ready product or service Preferred: Service provides positive social impact Eligible founders must have a product or service that mitigates harmful emissions, reduces carbon emitted into or already in the atmosphere, or otherwise positively impacts the environment.
Eligible sectors include renewable energy, energy efficiency, smart buildings/cities, energy storage, mobility/advanced transportation, sustainable food & agriculture, resiliency services, carbon mitigation, environmental product/ service innovation, sustainable wastewater management, sustainable management of living and natural resources & land use.
While not explicitly required, other beneficial qualifications include: Company is revenue-generating If you have any questions, please email Senior Program Manager Dylan O’Reilly at dylan@evergreeninno. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cleantech entrepreneurs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Award is funded by U.S. Bank Foundation (through Evergreen Climate Innovations). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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