Local Government Energy Audit/Retrofits

Applications for the Small Business Energy Audit And Retrofit and Agriculture And Rural Small Business Energy Audit programs are open until all funds are expended.K-12 Schools RetrofitThe K-12 Schools grants are available to any public school in Wyoming that is looking to complete approved energy efficiency retrofits. Maximum grant amount is $50,000 No required cash match Requires WYLite Energy AuditApply HereLocal Government RetrofitThe Local Government Retrofit grants are available to local governments looking to complete approved energy efficiency retrofits. Examples of local government projects include city halls, fire departments, fairgrounds, and parks. Maximum grant amount is $50,000 10% required cash match Requires WYLite Energy AuditApply HereWYLite Energy AuditThis program offers free energy audits to organizations interested in the K-12 and Local Government grant programs. It is a requirement that interested grantees first complete this program. Once applicants have signed up online for the WYLite Energy Audit, they will be contacted by Wyoming Energy Authority’s consultant.Apply HereSmall Business Energy Audit and RetrofitThe Small Business Energy Audits/Retrofits grants are available to small businesses looking for cost-effective opportunities to lower their energy usage. Grants can be used to complete an energy audit and/or approved retrofits. Maximum grant amount is $10,000 25% required cash match Requires a Level 2 Energy Audit by a certified auditorApply HereAgriculture and Rural Small Business Energy AuditThe Agriculture and Rural Small Business Energy Audit grants are available to agricultural producers statewide, and to small businesses in rural areas looking for assistance to identify cost-effective opportunities to lower their energy usage. Grants can be used to complete an energy audit. Maximum grant amount is $3,000 Can be stacked with Small Business Retrofit grant 25% required cash match Requires a Level 2 Energy Audit by a certified auditorApply Here