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Utah Energy Research Grant is sponsored by Utah Office of Energy Development. Offers matching funds for energy and energy-related research within Utah, supporting projects that advance the state's energy goals.
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UT Energy Research Grant - Office of Energy Development UTAH ENERGY RESEARCH GRANT OPPORTUNITIES, GUIDES, FORMS, AND FUNDED PROJECTS FROM THE UTAH OFFICE OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENT. Utah Energy Research Grant The Utah Office of Energy Development (OED) announces a funding opportunity for energy and energy-related research within the State of Utah.
Under HB 426, OED may award up to $1,000,000 per year in matching funds to Utah organizations conducting original research that advances Utah’s state energy goals. Read our guide on applying for Utah Office of Energy Development Grants. Coming Soon: Application Guide and Materials In order to be considered eligible for this grant, an organization must: Be based in the state of Utah.
Be a legally recognized organization. Have matching funding of at least 50% of the amount requested from OED. Provide details of matching funding including amount and qualification requirements.
Pursue a project with goals/objectives that align with the state energy policy and State Strategic Energy Plan. Submit only one grant application per year.
Grant proposals will be evaluated on a competitive basis against the responses to the following criteria: Project Alignment with OED Objectives Budget and Resource Management Community Impact and Engagement Sustainability and Evaluation Successful grant awardees will perform an energy related research project with the appropriated OED funding with the following expected deliverables/outcomes: Monthly progress reports during execution of the project detailing project progress, challenges and solutions, budget and expenditures, and preliminary findings.
At project conclusion, a final report summarizing the original project scope, funding amount awarded, accomplishments, results and conclusions, and suggestions for further research or technology development. Applicants may reach out to grant program manager with any questions. Direct questions to the following: Grant Program Manager: Luke Voss, [email protected] , 801-631-6784 Previous Grant Programs: Coming in Summer of 2024
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations based in Utah conducting original energy research. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Utah Energy Research Grant is funded by Utah Office of Energy Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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