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This webinar covered how tax-exempt entities can fully integrate elective pay into their existing procurement and bidding processes.

The following case study charts the efforts of Solar United Neighbors and One Roof Community Housing to use the new “Direct Pay” provisions in the IRA to overcome the challenges of financing and installing solar for low-income homeowners.

In this document, L4GG takes a look at how the IRA credits are structured and what that means for potential changes to the IRA credits by an incoming administration.

The WE ACT Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center (WE ACT TCTAC) provides free technical assistance, educational resources, and access to environmental justice, grassroots organizing, and energy justice expertise for individuals and organizations.

Webinar slides from "Understanding: Build America Buy America" hosted by Climate United.

This tool is a detailed walk-through of the elements of project eligibility for OFN's Clean Communities Investment Accelerator (CCIA) program.

Access the recording, slides, and a summary of the WA CETCAP kickoff webinar.

CCEF has been awarded a significant amount of capital through the GGRF - National Clean Investment Fund (NCIF). As an NCIF sub-awardee, CCEF financing has been designated toward EPA Region 8, which includes Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, and 28 Tribal Nations.

Webinar slides from "Understanding: Davis Bacon and Related Acts" hosted by Climate United.

Strategies for states to leverage green financing programs in the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

Webinar slides from "Reporting Obligations Under the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund" hosted by Climate United.

The webinar guides eligible applicants through the proposal process, covering key elements to highlight in net-zero plans, aligning projects with the CGC Green Bank Toolkit, and outlining the application process and logistics.

The Coalition for Green Capital announced their first network investment committing a line of credit to Spruce Root, a Certified Native Community development financial institution based in Southeast Alaska, to advance the deployment of clean energy and lower energy costs throughout tribal communities.

The MAP EJ Grants Hub, in collaboration with our community partners, helps design subgrant application processes, awards environmental justice subgrants, implement a subgrants tracking and reporting system, and provide resources and support to communities.

This presentation covers: CCIA Funding Objectives, Project Eligibility Requirements, Understanding LIDAC Eligibility, Project Examples, and Common Challenges.

Presentation slides used during the webinar on the IRA Low-Income Bonus Credit Program and Elective Pay for Tribal Nations.

Presentation on OFN's Clean Community Investment Accelerator (CCIA) plans.

The State Climate Policy Dashboard is a curated, interactive database with information on state-level climate policy progress in the U.S. Explore by state to learn about enacted policies and opportunities across all 50 states or by policy area for national landscape analyses and resources on 62 climate policies.

The Beneficial Electrification League (BEL) published a tax credit guide on EVs and charging for community-owned utilities & non-profits.

The Beneficial Electrification League (BEL) published a tax credit guide on solar and storage for community-owned utilities & non-profits.

States should take action to ensure the benefits of the IRA credits flow to residents of low-income and marginalized communities.

The Tribal Customer Experience (CX) Pilot for Post-Award Reporting sought to pilot solutions to reduce the administrative burden of tribal grant recipients.

A report on the roles public developers play in the transition to a clean energy ecosystem.

This memo provides recommendations for how states can facilitate use of new federal financing tools