MI Solar Access |
Program Summary
The MI Solar Access Program (SAP) allows applicants to provide solar energy access to low-income households. Moreover, MI SAP can be used to fund 1) MI community shared solar project, 2) MI Solarize project or 3) MI Energy Storage System.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must be physically located in Michigan's cooperative or municipal electric utility territory and one of the following:
The MI Solar Access Program (SAP) allows applicants to provide solar energy access to low-income households. Moreover, MI SAP can be used to fund 1) MI community shared solar project, 2) MI Solarize project or 3) MI Energy Storage System.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must be physically located in Michigan's cooperative or municipal electric utility territory and one of the following:
- Cooperative Utility
- Municipal Utility
- Local or Tribal government
- Non-profit Organization
- Small- to Medium- Sized Business
- Non-profit Organization
- Small- to Medium- Sized Business
*Other interested applicants must be physically located in Michigan and the project serving in Michigan's cooperative or municipal electric utility territory.
Priority will be given to applicants who showcase 85-100% of the subscribers are low-income subscribers.
Funding Amount
The funding amount is up to $100,000 per applicant. Awards will be given on a first come, first served basis until funding is depleted, at the discretion of the Energy Unit and program priorities.
Award Process
Submitted applications will go through an evaluation and risk assessment. Selected applicants will be notified of the funding decision via email. If awarded, the awardee will receive a grant agreement that depicts the terms and conditions of the award. EGLE WILL NOT REIMBURSE ANY EXPENDITURES THAT HAVE OCCURRED BEFORE A GRANT AGREEMENT HAS BEEN EXECUTED.
Proposals will be accepted until all funding is expended, or until 5:00 PM ET, March 31, 2025, whichever comes first.