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The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) is pleased to announce the FY20 Combined Heat and Power Grant Program. The program is designed to further encourage Combined Heat and Power (CHP) growth in the State.

NOTE: As of October 8, 2019, the Program budget has increased from $4.1 Million to $4.2 Million.

This $4.2 Million first come, first served program will target eligible commercial, industrial, institutional, agricultural, educational, and critical infrastructure facilities (including healthcare, wastewater treatment, and essential state and local government facilities).

Note: As part of the PHI/Exelon Merger, $3.5 Million of the $4.2 Million program budget is reserved for projects being implemented in PEPCO and Delmarva Power Territories.

Grants will be awarded on a first come, first served basis. For more information about the program, including funding allocations, please visit the program webpage.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 11:59 p.m. EST, March 1, 2020
This application will be closed for submission promptly at 11:59 p.m.

Grants issued by the State of Maryland may be taxable. As the Maryland Energy Administration is unable to give tax advice, any tax-related questions should be directed toward a qualified tax professional.

Instructions

1. Download and fully complete the application.

2. Download and fully complete the supplemental workbook.

3. Submit completed application and all required attachments using this form.

Please complete the entire application and upload all required documentation. Failure to complete the application in its entirety will result in the application being immediately waitlisted. Funding consideration is not guaranteed for applications on the waitlist.

Please contact the program administrator should you have questions regarding the application process.

Thank you.

Application Submission

* I understand that no confidential, proprietary, or otherwise sensitive information should be submitted via this portal. If any confidential, proprietary, or otherwise sensitive information needs to be transmitted to MEA, I understand that I am responsible for contacting MEA at chp.mea@maryland.gov to identify a method of securely transferring this information.

Grants issued by the State of Maryland may be taxable. As the Maryland Energy Administration is unable to give tax advice, any tax-related questions should be directed toward a qualified tax professional.