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Clean Sustainable Energy Authority Loan Fund (CSEA)
North Dakota — state programGrants: up to 50% of project cost, minimum $1 million, maximum $10 million per project. Loans: up to 50% of project cost, minimum $10 million.
Supports research, development, and technological advancements through partnerships and financial support for large-scale development and commercialization of projects, processes, activities, and technologies that reduce environmental impacts and increase sustainability of energy production and delivery. Both grants and loans are available through the North Dakota Industrial Commission.
Program details
- Type
- loan
- Amount
- Grants: up to 50% of project cost, minimum $1 million, maximum $10 million per project. Loans: up to 50% of project cost, minimum $10 million.
- Eligibility
- Eligible uses include: investments resulting in low-emission advancements with economic and environmental public health benefits; projects preserving/creating clean sustainable energy jobs, wealth, and tax revenues for North Dakota; promoting efficient, economic, and environmentally sound development of North Dakota's energy resources; maximizing market potential for clean sustainable energy resources; minimizing waste including lower carbon-intensive agricultural products or processes; increasing efficiencies that reduce emissions to air, soil, and water within North Dakota; increasing reliab
- Status
- closed
- Administrator
- Bank of North Dakota / North Dakota Industrial Commission
Source: North Dakota — state program. Confirm current terms with the administering agency before applying.