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Grid Resiliency Grant
Oklahoma — state programGeneral Type: up to $2,083,815 (with at least 100% cost match); Small Utility Company Type: up to $750,000 (with at least $250,000 cost match)
A competitive grant program funded by $24,023,349 in U.S. DOE federal funds enabling eligible electric grid entities to implement grid resilience measures such as utility pole management, hardening of power lines, fire-resistant technologies, and more. Two subaward tiers exist: a general type and a small utility company type.
Program details
- Type
- grant
- Amount
- General Type: up to $2,083,815 (with at least 100% cost match); Small Utility Company Type: up to $750,000 (with at least $250,000 cost match)
- Eligibility
- Electric grid operators, electricity storage operators, electricity generators, transmission owners or operators, distribution providers, and fuel suppliers; preference given to entities directly providing electricity to the public, public utilities, independent electric cooperatives, and those serving rural Oklahoma residents
- Status
- upcoming
- Administrator
- Oklahoma Department of Commerce – State Energy Office
Source: Oklahoma — state program. Confirm current terms with the administering agency before applying.