EGLE pays up to $10,000 per event (1:1 match) or up to $250,000 for research on energy efficiency and renewable energy. Michigan small businesses (<500 employees) are eligible. Rolling until funds are allocated; apply 90 days before the event.
EGLE sponsors workshops, trainings, conferences and other events, and funds research, that help Michigan businesses, communities and residents make informed decisions about energy efficiency and renewable energy. Small businesses with fewer than 500 employees can apply. Event grants need at least a 1:1 match and are paid by reimbursement. Awards are first-come, first-served until funding runs out.
Any Michigan public sector, 501c3 or 501c6 organizations, and small businesses (<500 employees) are eligible to apply.
The primary focus of the event must be related to energy efficiency or renewable energy.
Applications should be submitted 90 days prior to the first event.
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