The development of our clean energy future is being supported at all levels of government. A variety of energy funding opportunities is administered by the federal government directly and many others are administered by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER). Grant awards are either competitive, where eligible applicants compete, or based on a formula. Many of the opportunities have been provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), also referred to as Recovery or stimulus funds.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) |
Federally Administered Stimulus Funding
Massachusetts Administered Stimulus Funding and Procurements
- Commonwealth Solar Stimulus (non-competitive)
Databases of Financial Incentives and Policies
- Massachusetts Incentives and Rules, Regulations, and Policies
- Federal Incentives and Rules, Regulations, and Policies
Updates on the Impact of Stimulus Funding
- High Performance Building Grant program awardees have been announced. The proposals selected will now move into the contracting phase with the Department of Energy Resources (DOER). When the contracting process is complete, DOER will post additional information about the evaluation process on the state's Comm-Pass website. (Contact Alex Sherman if you have questions).
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State Energy Program, Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grants, and Weatherization Assistance Program (March 2010)
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Commissioner Giudice's Briefing on "Recovery Act Funding & Success Stories" (February 2010)
- Vet's company installing solar across Massachusetts [DOE]
Applications are no longer being accepted for these funding opportunities: