Community Energy Upgrades Fund
Closed Australian grant round offering local governments AUD25,000–2.5 million for energy upgrades, covering up to 50% of eligible costs with cash matching.
Loans and other finance for public energy and transport projects. Some offers combine a loan with a grant.
Closed Australian grant round offering local governments AUD25,000–2.5 million for energy upgrades, covering up to 50% of eligible costs with cash matching.
Commercial financing for proven EU energy-efficiency, renewable-energy and clean urban-transport projects with a direct or indirect municipal link.
A combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to cut energy use and emissions from existing public-service buildings.
A combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to build and start operating systems that recover energy from organic waste, landfill gas or waste heat.
A combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to replace municipal or transit vehicles with zero-emission models and install fleet charging infrastructure.
A combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to construct a renewable energy system serving multiple buildings or systems.
A combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to construct low-carbon, wholly municipally or Indigenous-community-owned public buildings.
Loans for German municipalities renovating buildings, with possible debt reduction for whole-building work or supplementary borrowing alongside an approved grant for individual improvements.
A direct loan covering up to 100% of eligible costs for municipalities investing in climate-friendly vehicles, walking and cycling routes, transport infrastructure or digital mobility in Germany.
Loans for green investment by Swedish municipalities, regions and their companies, including energy, buildings and public transport.
Loans for Vermont municipalities to audit and improve their buildings’ energy efficiency, including weatherization and replacing fossil-fuel heating.
Loans help Louisiana public entities improve energy efficiency and install renewable energy at public facilities.
Loans of $300,000–$2 million at 1.5% interest help New Jersey executive-branch bodies improve the energy performance of state-owned and operated facilities.