Residential Energy Equity
The Residential Energy Equity grant from the Maryland Energy Administration funds projects that improve energy efficiency, electrification, and solar upgrades for low- and moderate-income Maryland households.
Funder: Maryland Energy Administration
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Competitive grant; typical award sizes and total funding vary by annual budget—see program page for updates.
Summary: Supports nonprofit organizations and local governments implementing energy efficiency, electrification, and solar upgrades for low- and moderate-income Maryland households.
Key Information: Program details and requirements may change; applicants must comply with new eligibility self-verification and fossil fuel policy starting FY27.
Description
The Residential Energy Equity program, managed by the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA), is a competitive grant initiative designed to support organizations implementing projects that improve energy efficiency, electrification, and solar photovoltaic (PV) upgrades in single-family and multi-family homes. The program’s primary goal is to ensure that low- and moderate-income Maryland residents benefit from improved home energy performance and access to renewable energy technologies. By targeting nonprofit organizations and local governments, the program aims to advance equitable access to sustainable energy solutions and contribute to Maryland’s broader climate and energy reduction goals.
