Owners of large and small commercial buildings in Maryland (for-profit or nonprofit) can apply by Dec 9, 2026 for MEA grants for efficiency upgrades, electrification, renewables and storage. Per-award amount not published.
MEA's FY27 Commercial & Community Buildings Grant Program funds building decarbonization through energy efficiency upgrades, electrification, and renewable energy development and storage for eligible Maryland buildings. Large and small commercial buildings with for-profit and non-profit owners are eligible, and $48,049,085 is anticipated for the Commercial Buildings track. The program launched September 9, 2026 and applications are due December 9, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Time through the My MEA Portal. Per-award amounts are not published on the program page (Amount not published).
Large and small commercial buildings with for-profit and non-profit building owners.
State and Montgomery County BEPS-covered buildings, county and municipal governments, Local Education Agencies and certain state schools are also eligible.
Buildings must be in Maryland.
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