Low-Moderate Income Solar Renewable Energy Grant
Administered by: New Hampshire Department of Energy
Quick Summary
This grant program provides funding for solar arrays in low-moderate-income housing communities (manufactured homes or multifamily rentals) where at least half of residents qualify at or below 300 percent of federal poverty guidelines. If your housing community is considering a solar project that serves at least five residential customers, contact the NH Department of Energy to inquire about future funding rounds, as the most recent deadline was January 19, 2024.
AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026
Program Details
- Program ID
- 22493
- Last Updated
- 6/7/2024
Eligibility
Incentive Amount
Varies
Program Summary
Note: The deadline for the most recent round of funding under this program was January 19, 2024.
This summary is provided for reference only. Contact the NH DOE about the possibility of future funding rounds under this program. The New Hampshire Department of Energy (DOE) offers grant funding for low-moderate-income community solar projects in manufactured housing communities or multifamily rental housing. The grant program is allocated at least 15% of the annual renewable energy fund (per S.B. 129).Eligible projects are those defined as "ground-mounted or rooftop solar arrays that directly benefit a group of at least [five] residential end-user customers," and have at least a majority of residential customers "at or below 300 percent federal poverty guidelines," according to RSA 362-F:10.*In 2021, the New Hampshire DOE was given the administration and implementation authority over RPS policy and the renewable energy fund (per H.B. 2)
Contact & Resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.