Owners of Oregon commercial buildings covered by the Building Performance Standard (Tier 1/Tier 2) can get up to $100,000 (Tier 1) or $50,000 (Tier 2) per building for energy efficiency upgrades; first-come, first-served until Dec 11, 2026.
Incentives for energy efficiency measures in buildings covered by Oregon's Building Performance Standard (Tier 1, Tier 2 and some Tribal buildings) whose baseline energy use intensity exceeds the target. The maximum is $100,000 per Tier 1 building and $50,000 per Tier 2 building, awarded first-come, first-served. Round 2 opened in June 2026 and closes December 11, 2026 or when funds are exhausted.
Tier 1, Tier 2, and some Tribal buildings under Oregon's Building Performance Standard
Building's baseline energy use intensity must exceed the applicable energy use intensity target
An energy audit from an ODOE-approved Qualified Energy Auditor must be submitted with the application
Incentives must be used for energy efficiency measures
Topics
Money can be used for
Open opportunities funding similar work, from the same funder or in the same place.
All legal entities (businesses, nonprofits, governments, tribes, universities, individuals) may apply. Funds projects implementing the Quagga/Zebra Mussel Action Plan in Western U.S. waters: prevention, monitoring,…
Oregon businesses and other diesel equipment owners can get reimbursement grants to replace, repower or retrofit older diesel trucks, buses and equipment; 2026 applications close Nov. 12, 2026.
Fire departments, EMS, 9-1-1 centers and other first responders serving communities within 10 miles of Enbridge pipelines and facilities can apply any time for grants for safety equipment, training and safety education.
Oregon farms, ranches and rural small businesses can have 75% of an energy assessment paid (directly to the assessor) to identify efficiency and renewable energy projects; interest forms accepted now.
Oregon-based business fleets can receive up to 80% of eligible costs (max $137,000 for one DC fast charger, $249,000 for two) for zero-emission truck charging infrastructure; rolling applications since Sept. 9, 2026.
Oregon businesses buying or leasing new electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles can get cash rebates from $2,500 (Class 2b) to $120,000 (Class 8) per vehicle; Class 3 is closed.