News Tags: Low-income families
OFN Conference 2024: Empowering Communities and Driving Clean Energy Solutions
The 40th Annual Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) Conference is set to take place from October 21 to 24, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. As one of the most anticipated gatherings…
New Hampshire set to roll out long-awaited community solar savings for low-income households
Community solar is recognized as a key approach to extending the benefits of renewable energy to households that can’t install rooftop solar.
IRA low-income bonus credit kick-starts 800 solar projects on affordable housing developments
A Treasury report analyzed the success of the first year of the new bonus credit.
U.S. Department of Energy announces $325 million for solar and battery storage for community healthcare facilities and multi-family housing in Puerto Rico
DOE’s new Programa de Comunidades Resilientes will provide funding for reliable solar energy installations at facilities across Puerto Rico that serve low- and moderate-income communities.
Minnesota solar rebate extension gives installers longer runway to reach lower-income customers
This spring, state lawmakers extended funding for a rooftop solar rebate program through 2035, breaking the pattern of two-year renewals that had previously caused uncertainty for installers.
Massachusetts to recharge solar programs for low-income residents with $156M federal grant
Advocates and officials report that a $156 million federal grant is anticipated to fund a transformative investment in residential solar for low-income households in Massachusetts.
Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program
Applications open at 9:00 am ET on May 28, 2024, with an initial 30-day window closing on June 27, 2024, at 11:59 pm ET.
Mississippi tapped for $62 million Solar For All program
This program will provide affordable, reliable solar energy to Mississippi’s hardworking families, lowering electric bills and offering savings for low- and middle-income households, while also delivering climate benefits for both…
Governor Hochul announces New York selected to receive nearly $250 million for solar projects benefitting low income residents
Funding Award Expands New York State’s National Leadership and Commitment to Increase Access to Clean Solar Energy
Indiana low-income solar programs get more than $117 million in federal funding
The funding will be used to create new incentives for solar energy for low-income residents and contribute to home energy savings.
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