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Grid Resiliency Program (Section 40101(d) Formula Grants)
Michigan — state program$9,313,204 total; 50 percent for large operators, 50 percent for small operators. Large operators (>4 TWh/year) must provide a minimum 100 percent match; small operators (<4 TWh/year) must provide a minimum of 33 percent match.
Michigan's Grid Resiliency Program sub-awards federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL/IIJA) Section 40101(d) funds to eligible Michigan utilities to improve resilience and enhance the reliability of the electric grid. Round 2 makes $9,313,204 available, split 50/50 between large and small operators, with required matching contributions. EGLE administers the program in partnership with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC).
Program details
- Type
- grant
- Amount
- $9,313,204 total; 50 percent for large operators, 50 percent for small operators. Large operators (>4 TWh/year) must provide a minimum 100 percent match; small operators (<4 TWh/year) must provide a minimum of 33 percent match.
- Eligibility
- Applicants must be physically located in Michigan and be one of the following: Investor-Owned Utilities (IOU), Cooperative Utilities, or Municipality Utilities. In 2025, other eligible entities (OEE) — including transmission owners or operators, electricity storage operators, fuel suppliers, and other relevant entities as determined by the Secretary of Energy — can apply if partnered with a Michigan utility that is leading the proposal.
- Status
- open
- Administrator
- Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) / Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC)
Source: Michigan — state program. Confirm current terms with the administering agency before applying.