Grants to scale ecosystem-based adaptation
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
Grants for cutting emissions and adapting to climate change.
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
Competitive US grants for public bodies, Tribal governments and other bank sponsors to restore, enhance or create wetlands that supply mitigation credits to agricultural producers.
Grants for US agricultural producers and rural small businesses buying renewable-energy systems or making energy-efficiency improvements.
A full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
Grants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
Massachusetts public bodies can get grants to buy or lease new electric fleet vehicles, with up to USD 7,500 for each battery-electric vehicle purchased.
Massachusetts employers and fleet operators can get up to 60% of eligible electric-vehicle charging costs, capped at USD 50,000 per street address. Applicants receiving utility support to prepare a charging site can receive equipment support, but no installation funding.
Grants for electric-vehicle charging at non-residential parking open to the public in Massachusetts.
Grants for shared EV charging at Massachusetts housing with at least five homes or educational campuses with at least 15 students.
Grants for Massachusetts food retailers, food banks and nonprofit institutions to install refrigeration using refrigerants with very low climate impact.
Funding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
Grants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
Grants help community projects expand clean-energy access and make energy more affordable for underserved Massachusetts populations.
Grants for community organizations and their partners to develop clean-energy ideas and build staff, skills and community connections for underserved people in Massachusetts.
Rebates help SMUD residential customers replace gas heating or upgrade electric heating and cooling with a qualifying heat pump installed by a participating contractor.
Rebates for new Level 2 electric vehicle chargers and installation at Delaware multifamily properties, workplaces, fleet sites and public locations.
Reimbursement grants help Massachusetts farms install durable equipment and infrastructure to improve soil health and resilience to extreme weather.
Grants of up to $150,000 help Minnesota local governments assess whether geothermal heating and cooling could work for their buildings.
Templeton electric customers can receive bill credits for home insulation, air or duct sealing, and ENERGY STAR boilers or furnaces.
Rebates for residential customers of member municipal utilities replacing heating or cooling equipment to reduce electricity use.
Rebates for Wellesley residential electricity customers installing a new solar system at an existing home.
Boylston electric customers can receive up to $1,500 per address each year for a qualifying air-source heat pump, including heating-capable mini-splits.
Paxton electricity customers can receive up to $1,500 per address each calendar year for installing an eligible air-source or ground-source heat pump in their home.
Get $500 per ton towards a qualifying air-source heat pump for your home as a West Boylston Municipal Light Plant electric customer.
Rebates for residential electricity customers installing a new whole-home heat pump and approved weatherization work at their primary home.
Highline members can receive $375 per qualifying ENERGY STAR heat-pump water heater with a tank of at least 30 gallons.
A $350 rebate for active Empire Electric members installing an ENERGY STAR air-source heat-pump water heater.
Rebates for Wyrulec residential and small commercial members buying energy-efficient electric equipment, including qualifying heat-pump water heaters.
Residential Dixie Power members can receive up to $300 as a power-bill credit for a Level 2 electric vehicle charger purchase.
A rebate of up to $650 for eligible electric-heated homes served by Fall River Electric that install a ductless or ducted mini-split heat pump.
Equipment rebates for homeowners served by Sioux Valley Energy who install a qualifying heat pump for home heating and cooling.
Rebates help Traverse Electric members replace household appliances, install efficient residential heat pumps and replace inefficient nonresidential lighting.
Residential and small-commercial High West Energy members can receive $25 per qualifying smart thermostat installed at their served property.
Residential CMEC members can receive up to $250 towards home insulation that conserves electricity or improves electrical energy efficiency.
Residential electric members can receive rebates for eligible energy-saving home appliances installed in the Michigan service territory.
A $1,000-per-ton rebate for Harmon Electric members installing qualifying geothermal heating and cooling in their homes.
Residential electric customers can receive $500 per ton towards a qualifying air-source heat pump, including a mini-split, installed at their Princeton service address.
A rebate of $500 per ton, up to $2,000, helps eligible Ipswich residential electric customers install an air-source heat pump to heat and cool part of their home.
Existing homeowners with an active residential utility account can receive a $2,500 electric-account credit for an ENERGY STAR certified ducted air-source heat pump.
PMLP customers in owner-occupied homes can receive an electric bill credit for a qualifying air-source heat pump that provides heating and cooling.
CEL residential electric customers can receive $500 per ton toward a qualifying air-source heat pump, up to $1,500 per address each year.
A rebate for Belmont Light residential customers installing qualifying air-source heat pumps in existing homes.
AMLP electric customers can receive up to $1,500 per address each year for qualifying residential air-source heat pumps.
Residential SHELD electric customers can receive $800 per ton, up to $2,400, for a qualifying air-source heat-pump upgrade in an existing home.
Rebates help residential electricity customers buy qualifying ducted or ductless air-source heat pumps.
A rebate for residential electric-account owners installing qualifying ducted air-source heat pumps at a Marblehead Municipal Light Department service address.
Residential electricity customers can receive $500 per ton towards an air-source heat pump, up to $1,500 per service address each calendar year.
Electricity customers of Concord Municipal Light Plant (CMLP) can receive $2,000 per ton, up to $15,000 per home per year, for a partial-home ground-source heat pump with well drilling in Concord, Massachusetts.
Rebates for Wellesley residential electricity customers installing heat pumps as their home’s primary heating system.
Bill credits for residential electric customers installing eligible ground-source heat pumps at their Westfield home.
Rebates for small, efficient air-source heat pumps replacing heating and cooling equipment in existing nonresidential buildings served by Chicopee Electric Light.
Get $250 per ton towards a partial-home air-source heat pump if you are a SELCO residential electric customer without natural-gas heating.
Grants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.
Financial assistance for US agricultural producers and forest managers to install conservation practices that cut emissions and make working land more resilient.
Annual payments for US agricultural and forest producers who maintain existing conservation work and add practices that improve resilience.