Businesses, Nonprofits
Government-funded
$40K
per applicant
Grant
Cash award, application-based
Rolling
No fixed cutoff
Rolling
Or check for open cycles
Moderate
Standard state application
Grants up to $40,000 per unit for comprehensive electrification of low-income multifamily and single-family homes — replacing gas heating, cooking, and water heating bundled with insulation and weatherization measures.
Do I qualify?
Answer the questions below for a rules-based self-assessment of your fit for this program. This is informational — final determinations are made by the administering agency.
1.Building must be a low-income or affordable housing property
2.Must complete a minimum all-electric scope (heat pump HVAC, heat pump water heater, electric cooktop, insulation)
3.Property owner or qualified nonprofit housing organization applies
4.Priority for buildings in highest-need Disadvantaged Communities
5.CEC-approved contractors required
NM TRD · New Mexico
10% income tax credit for commercial solar PV and thermal installations, plus a separate 5% credit for battery storage. Combined with the federal ITC, New Mexico businesses can offset 40–50% of clean energy project costs.
CTCAC · California
State and federal low-income housing tax credits allocated to California developers of affordable rental housing, combined with tax-exempt bond financing from CDLAC for projects serving households at 30–80% AMI.
FTB · California
California offers a 15% tax credit on qualifying in-house R&D expenditures above a base amount, and 24% for small businesses. The credit is permanent and uncapped, making California one of the most R&D-friendly states for technology companies.