Who is eligible for solar for all?

States, territories, Tribal governments, municipalities, and eligible nonprofit recipients are eligible to apply for Solar for All. These categories include: States & Territories: All 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

Do I need a NOI to apply for solar for all?

No, the lead applicant must submit an NOI for coalition applications to be eligible for Solar for All, as described in Section I.F: Required Notice of Intent of the Notice of Funding Opportunity. Do applicants need to indicate in their NOI that they are applying as a coalition?

Can a state compete for a solar for all grant?

No, only states, territories, municipalities, Tribal governments, and eligible nonprofit recipients can compete for funding under the Solar for All grant competition.

How do I apply for solar for all?

The lead applicant of coalition applications must have submitted a Notice of Intent (NOI) by the listed deadline and according to the instructions in Section I.F: Required Notice of Intent and described in Section III.C Threshold Eligibility of the Notice of Funding Opportunity to be eligible for Solar for All.

Can I submit more than one application for solar for all?

An applicant may submit more than one application for the Solar for All competition, including more than one application to a particular award option, so long as each application is for a different program (serving a different geography and different scope of work) and is separately submitted. Each application must address only one award option.

What enabling upgrades are eligible for solar for all financial assistance?

Applicants may decide the exact types of enabling upgrades that are eligible for Solar for All financial assistance, yet all enabling upgrades should be energy and building infrastructure related and deployed in conjunction with financial assistance for an eligible solar PV system.