Micro-Grants Support Clean Energy Awareness

Citizens with an interest in supporting clean energy can apply for community funding under the Community Innovation Grants Program (CIGP.)  The funding is awarded to cities and towns and are managed by a local energy task force (council or commission.)  In turn, through a grant-giving process, the energy task forces provide micro grants between $250 and $2000 to organizations and citizens motivated to start local projects that support clean energy awareness and education within their communities.  It is requested that any pamphlets or materials created through this funding be reviewed by the CCEF prior to distribution. 

Apply now for Community Funding with this online form. 

Our SolarOne Harvester is available for loan to Community Innovation Grant recipients and 20% by 2010 towns!

Contact us now so your town can demonstate solar electricity at its next fair or event!

Learn More...

• Click here for examples of citizens and organizations that received grants.
• Community Innovation Grants Fact Sheet
• Community Innovation Grants Fact Sheet en Español
• Task Force Instruction Sheet
• Grant Guidelines
• Sample Solicitation Letter
• Grant Application Form
• Sample Grant Agreement Letter
• Grant Report Form
• CTCleanEnergyOptions Sign Up Form
  
  Questions regarding CCEF's Community Innovation Grants Program should be directed to cigp@ctcleanenergy.com