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Clean Energy Grants – Washington State Department of Commerce Shared Standards Initiative 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) ) 繁體中文 ( Chinese (Traditional) ) Tiếng Việt ( Vietnamese ) The Clean Energy Grants program supports the deployment of clean energy technologies in Washington state while advancing equity, resilience and energy access.
Program goals include reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing access to reliable and affordable energy — especially for tribes, overburdened communities, and vulnerable populations — and aligning with state energy strategies.
Clean Energy Grants began in 2024, when Energy Programs in Communities (EPIC) combined several funding streams to reduce barriers for applicants, maximize the construction timeline for clean energy projects, and enhance equitable outcomes. The 2025 program includes funding from Clean Energy Fund, Clean Energy Community Grants, and Solar and Storage Grants.
The Solar and Storage Grants funding source will support solar projects previously eligible for Solar plus Storage for Resilient Communities and Energy Retrofits for Public Buildings. Commerce is prioritizing “construction-ready” projects that can start right away and finish by June 2027.
Commerce is also prioritizing projects that deliver benefits to or conduct meaningful community engagement with vulnerable populations and overburdened communities, including tribes. Technical assistance available Applicants interested in solar and energy storage may apply for a no-cost feasibility study from Commerce.
If the project is feasible and cost-effective, the grantee may be eligible for additional funding for construction without completing an additional application. Review the applicable Request for Applications (RFA) for more details. September 18, 2025: Application opens September 18-October 24: Q&A period November 5, 2025: Applications due by 4 p.
m. December 2025: Awards announced February 2026: Earliest contract start date Request for Application (RFA) Dairy digester grants application now open Commerce is accepting pre-applications for $12. 8 million in Dairy Digester grants.
The program funds new construction, repairs, or upgrades to digesters at Washington dairies, including cover and flare projects. Pre-applications are optional but give applicants an early start and help shape the final application process.
Request for Application (RFA) Apply now for Clean Energy Grants Commerce is now accepting applications for clean energy projects that modernize the electric grid, enhance community resilience, and promote solar energy deployment. Approximately $32 million is available to public and private entities. Sustainable dairy digester programs receive $13.
8 million Commerce investment Funding will help reduce methane, wastewater from dairy manure and organic waste OLYMPIA, Washington – Seven projects in five mostly rural counties, including one tribal […] Community-powered resilience: Spokane’s new microgrid at the MLK Community Center Spokane’s newest microgrid isn’t just an energy innovation. It’s a community investment, years in the making.
Through a partnership between Avista Utilities, the Martin Luther […] Energy Programs in Communities (EPIC)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses and organizations involved in clean energy technology development and deployment within Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Washington State Clean Energy Fund (CEF) program is funded by Washington State. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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