Residential Energy Equity
The Residential Energy Equity grant from the Maryland Energy Administration funds energy efficiency and renewable upgrades for low- and moderate-income homes across Maryland.
Funder: Maryland Energy Administration
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Full application deadline for Residential Energy Equity, projected)
Funding Amounts: Award size and total funding TBD; previous cycles typically support multiple projects benefiting LMI households.
Summary: Supports nonprofit organizations and local governments implementing energy efficiency, electrification, and solar upgrades for low- and moderate-income homes in Maryland.
Key Information: New fossil fuel restrictions and self-verification requirements apply starting FY27.
Description
The Residential Energy Equity grant is a competitive program administered by the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) to advance equitable access to energy-saving technologies and renewable energy in Maryland’s housing sector. This grant funds nonprofit organizations and local governments to implement energy efficiency, electrification, and solar photovoltaic (PV) upgrades in single-family and multi-family homes, specifically targeting projects that benefit low- and moderate-income (LMI) residents. The program aims to reduce energy costs, promote sustainability, and address energy justice by supporting organizations serving Maryland’s LMI communities.
