DOE funds $3.1 Billion for State Energy Programs through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)
Several states have proposed statewide plans that prioritize energy savings, create or retain jobs, increase the use of renewable energy, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Many of these plans also include funding for industry:
- Learn more about State Energy Program funds for industry by visiting the SEN State Partnerships Solicitations page
For more details about Recovery Act funding:
- Visit the Federal Recovery Web site
- Visit DOE's Recovery and Reinvestment Web site
- Visit the DOE State Energy Program Web site
- Read the State Activities and Partnerships Weekly News Report
- Read more ITP News
In order to reduce industrial energy intensity and use, the Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) is forming partnerships with a broad range of key stakeholders, including state energy offices, to leverage its reach and ability to engage with a broader group of industrial energy users.
Save Energy Now (SEN) State Partnerships are aimed at creating a value-added chain of stakeholders who share common goals for energy and environmental improvements, while sustaining the economic health of U.S. industries.
State partnerships provide:
- Increased outreach to more industrial facilities
- Expanded access to ITP tools, resources, and technical assistance
- Transfer of energy-efficient technologies to the market
- Reduction of energy use and carbon emissions
SEN State Partnership opportunities include:
- State-by-state data, contacts, and project information on the State Activities Web page.
- A searchable Database of state, local, and regional incentives and resources.
- Open and closed funding opportunities offered through ITP solicitations.
- SEN tools and resources for partnering with industry.
- Information on ITP's state project portfolio.
- SEN partnerships resources for states.
- Publications such as fact sheets and case studies.
- Information on upcoming energy webinars, trainings, and certification opportunities in your state.
- Links to additional sources of industrial energy efficiency information.