Grid Resilience Program supports Indiana utilities and other energy entities with grid improvements that reduce outages, protect critical services, and help communities withstand and recover from disruptions.
DOE opened the FY2025–FY2026 formula-grant application period for states, territories and tribes on October 20, 2026, with applications due February 17, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. EST. This is the federal funding round supporting Indiana’s program, not an announced change to Indiana’s project application deadline.
Grid Resilience Program supports Wisconsin utilities and energy operators with grid upgrades and workforce training to reduce disaster-related outages and benefit disadvantaged communities.
Pennsylvania Grid Resilience Grant Program supports utilities and grid operators with infrastructure and technology projects that reduce disruptions and strengthen Pennsylvania’s electric grid.
Virginia Grid Reliability Improvement Program supports Virginia grid operators and other relevant entities in strengthening electric infrastructure to reduce outages from extreme weather, wildfire, and natural disasters.
The State Grid Resilience Grants Program funds research and technology projects to strengthen and modernize Minnesota’s electric grid against weather, physical, and cyber threats.
Grid Hardening for Small and Rural Communities Grant Program supports Colorado cooperatives and municipal utilities in hardening grids against wildfire and extreme weather to reduce outages.