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Women- and Minority-owned Small Business Energy Efficiency Improvement Projects is sponsored by New Jersey Clean Energy Program (administered by Elizabethtown Gas for its service area). This program offers grant funding for women- and minority-owned small businesses to improve air quality and energy performance through the repair, maintenance, upgrade, replacement, and installation of certain HVAC systems, and the installation of energy efficient and water-cons…
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The New Jersey Clean Energy Program provides $180 million in federal grant programs for schools and women- and minority-owned small businesses. Due to high demand, the funding for schools is already committed, but funding is still available for women- and minority-owned small businesses.
These grant programs provide funds to improve air quality and energy performance in educational and business settings, through the repair, maintenance, upgrade, replacement, and installation of certain HVAC systems, and the installation of energy efficient and water-conserving appliances.
Grant funding can cover up to 75% of total project costs to upgrade HVAC, plumbing fixtures, and appliances to meet energy efficiency and health standards. Applications can be found here: HVAC Application (SSB-VEEVR) and Plumbing and Appliance Application (SSB-NPFA). PLUS: Learn more about energy efficiency in schools and businesses, at Conserve .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women- and minority-owned small businesses in New Jersey. Funding is available for HVAC, plumbing fixtures, and appliance upgrades to meet energy efficiency and health standards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Women- and Minority-owned Small Business Energy Efficiency Improvement Projects is funded by New Jersey Clean Energy Program (administered by Elizabethtown Gas for its service area). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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