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The American Climate Corps is a workforce development program to train Americans in conserving lands and waters, advancing environmental justice, deploying clean energy, implementing energy efficient technologies, and tackling climate change.

A financial tool for commercial property owners to obtain low-cost, long-term financing for energy efficiency, renewable energy and water conservation projects. 

If you install solar (or certain other technologies) on property belonging to your tax-exempt organization, you can get 30-70% of the price back.

If you install solar (or certain other technologies) at home, you can get 30% of the price back as a tax credit. 

Funding to improve financing of clean energy, especially for low-income and disadvantaged communities. 

Grants to community-based organizations in historically disadvantaged communities to promote environmental and climate justice.

Funding to upgrade school and bus infrastructure.

Money to help low-income individuals pay part or all of their energy bills. 

Pennsylvania’s Weatherization Assistance Program increases energy efficiency in homes by reducing energy costs and increasing comfort while safeguarding health and safety.

Grants to develop and implement plans for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other harmful air pollution. 

Rebates on electrification projects in your home.

Rebates on electrification projects in your home.

Tax credit for window, door, heating improvements.

Funding for utilities and states for projects to increase the resilience of the electric grid.

To support the cost of loans for innovative clean energy technologies.

Funding to create building, training, and assessment centers for energy efficiency workers.

The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) uses funds to invest in the Region’s economic and community development through grants.

Technical and financial assistance to help plan and implement authorized watershed projects.

Designed to help in the implementation of strategies to reduce energy use and fossil fuel emissions while improving energy efficiency.

Funding to improve walkability, safety, and access to public transit.

Funding to further the Clean Air Act and projects that abide by its standards.

Competitive, 3-year grants to states, municipalities, and community-based nonprofit organizations available for financial and technical assistance to address clean air and climate pollution in disadvantaged communities. 

Grants for rural clean energy programs.

Funding for community-based organizations to build partnerships for solving environmental and public health problems.

Funding for states to develop and implement a state program that provides training and education to energy efficiency contractors.

Low-interest and no-interest loans for local governments to fund wastewater and stormwater improvements.

Funding to plant and maintain trees and create green spaces in urban communities and neighborhoods in greatest need.

Funding to create activities leading to measurable environmental or public health results in communities in need.

Funding to replace existing school buses with zero-emission and low-emission models.

Individuals, businesses and nonprofits can get significant tax credits for buying a new or used electric vehicle (EV) or installing EV chargers. 

HUD will pay landlords to make climate-friendly upgrades to low-income housing.