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Find similar grantsVillage Energy Efficiency Program (VEEP) is sponsored by Alaska Energy Authority (AEA). This grant program aims to reduce per capita energy consumption through energy efficiency measures in buildings and facilities in small, high-energy-cost Alaska communities.
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Alaska Energy Authority > What We Do > Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency > Energy Efficiency & Conservation > Renewable Energy-Village Energy Efficiency Program Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency & Conservation Renewable Energy-Village Energy Efficiency Program Energy Efficiency & Conservation Renewable Energy-Village Energy Efficiency Program The Renewable Energy-Village Energy Efficiency Program (RE-VEEP) expands on the Alaska Energy Authority’s (AEA) Village Energy Efficiency Program (VEEP), which was established to reduce per capita consumption through energy efficiency.
RE-VEEP will award grants to eligible entities within Alaska to finance building-scale renewable energy, energy efficiency, and conservation projects in public buildings and facilities located in rural Alaska. Through these types of projects, communities can reduce their energy consumption and costs.
2025 RE-VEEP Solicitation Round 3: Request for Applications (RFA) Documents Round 3: Application Form Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Guide to Register Your Entity with SAM.
gov Round 2: Documents (informational only) Eligible Local Governments and Boroughs Round 2: Application Form Round 1: RSA and Informational Session (informational only) Presentation Slides (posted 2/5/2024) Presentation Recording (posted 2/5/2024) Please contact (907) 771-3000 or grants@akenergyauthority. org . Please find the common grantee documents on the Grants & Loans page.
DE-SE00000229 Federal Assistance Reporting Checklist With federal funds from the United States Department of Energy and using the VEEP framework, AEA will execute RE-VEEP. For more information about VEEP, click here .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small, high-energy-cost Alaska communities. (Based on past solicitations, successful applicants are typically notified in May, with awards in June, and work completed by December 30, 2023 for the 2022 cycle). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Village Energy Efficiency Program (VEEP) is funded by Alaska Energy Authority (AEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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