School Energy Efficiency Grant Program

IL Grant Program schools

Administered by: Illinois State Board of Education

Program Details

Program ID
4455
Effective Date
10/12/2010
Last Updated
2/11/2016

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
schools
Eligible Technologies
solar - passive geothermal electric solar thermal electric solar photovoltaics wind (all) biomass combined heat & power equipment insulation lighting lighting controls/sensors chillers furnaces boilers heat pumps air conditioners heat recovery energy mgmt. systems/building controls caulking/weather-stripping duct/air sealing building insulation windows comprehensive measures/whole building wind (small) other distributed generation technologies

Incentive Amount

$9,000,000

Program Summary

Note: The School Energy Efficiency Project Grant application process is closed and no future funding is expected at this time.

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) is offering $50 Million in Energy Efficiency Matching Grants for Illinois Schools over the next two fiscal years. The initial round of grants opened on October 12, 2010 and concluded with applications due on or before January 15, 2011. The ISBE Energy Efficiency Grants are a dollar-for-dollar state matching grant program for energy efficiency projects in schools. All state funded educational institutions within the state of Illinois are eligible. Grant awards are available up to $250,000 and can be used for insulation, windows, doors, energy controls, lighting, energy recovery, energy conservation, alternative energy systems and other projects designed to reduce energy consumption. Application Process Grant applicants may obtain application materials and instructions through the ISBE Web Application Security portal (IWAS). Upon completion, applications will be submitted to the school district for review and submission to the Regional Office of Education. The Regional Office of Education will then review the application and submit it to the Illinois State Board of Education.

Contact & Resources

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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