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Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)

Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)

As a public agency and electricity provider, 3CE is uniquely positioned to research, explore, pilot and launch innovative, scalable programs to accelerate the electrification of California’s Central Coast. 3CE reinvests back into the community through their energy programs by providing education and financial resources to the transportation, building and agriculture sectors. Additionally, 3CE provides energy resilience funds to eligible private and public entities.
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Climate Change Research Grants

Climate Change Research Grants

EPA funds climate change research and modeling tools to improve knowledge of the health and environment effects of climate change, and provide sustainable solutions for communities to effectively manage and reduce the impacts of a changing climate.

Climate Change Research Grants

U.S Climate Resilience Toolkit

U.S Climate Resilience Toolkit

The U.S Climate Resilience Toolkit offers a variety of funding opportunities for local climate adaptation and resilience projects that draw on a range of public and private financing. For instance, groups may apply for federal grant funding, work through public/private partnerships, and/or fund projects through local taxes.

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Monterey Bay Air and Resources Districts Grants

Monterey Bay Air and Resources Districts Grants

The Monterey Bay Air and Resources District administers a wide variety of grant programs to incentivize projects that clean our air and reduce health impacts. Funding is primarily focused on mobile source projects that reduce or eliminate pollution from cars, trucks, marine vessels, agricultural equipment, construction equipment and for projects that encourage the use of low emissions or zero emissions transportation such as vanpools and electric vehicle replacements.The grants included are: The Monterey Bay Electric Vehicle Incentive Program, The Deisel Engine and Equipment Replacement Program, Public Agency Grants, Zero Emisson School Bus Program and the Wood Stove Change Out Program

Monterey Bay Air and Resources Districts Grants

California FarmLink Loans

California FarmLink Loans

California FarmLink provides access to capital for small- and mid-sized farms in California. Many of their borrowers are organic farmers, immigrants, women, and farmers of color. FarmLink make direct loans as well as referrals to alternative sources of financing – all based on the needs of farmers and ranchers.

California Farmlink Loans

GoGreen Financing

GoGreen Financing

The California Public Utilities Commission authorized the California investor-owned utilities to collaborate with certain state agencies in the development of energy efficiency financing programs and to assist in building awareness about them. They will help you find contractors, public assistance and financing for homeowners, renters, affordable multi family developors and small business owners and tenants.

GoGreen Financing

California’s Green Bank

California’s Green Bank

The State Treasurer’s Office does its part to maintain the high quality of life in California by serving as California’s Green Bank to protect and preserve the natural resources and environment in California. This office invests a portion of funds from the Pooled Money Investment Account (PMIA) in bonds that finance green projects throughout the world and operates two authorities that finance and administer programs and projects that promote green jobs and green California industries, keep our air and water clean, and encourage conservation of natural resources and the use of alternative energy. This office focuses on assisting business, consumers and investing in clean energy.
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