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Which Solicitation Is Right for Me?

What is a Loan Guarantee?
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Which Solicitation Is Right for Me?
Innovative vs. Commercial: What’s the Difference?
What If I’m Not Eligible?

Renewable Energy or Transmission Projects Using Innovative Technology:

Applicants seeking funding for renewable energy or transmission projects (including manufacturing projects) that employ Innovative technology and are located in the United States, may be eligible under the Renewable Energy and Advanced Transmission and Distribution Technologies Solicitation (Reference Number: DE-FOA-0000140). The full solicitation, including eligibility requirements, can be found here. Applicants eligible under this solicitation, issued under LPO’s Section 1703 authority, may also be eligible for appropriated credit subsidy under Section 1705. Renewable Energy Manufacturing Projects Using Commercial Technology Applicants seeking funding for renewable energy manufacturing projects that employ Commercial technologies and are located in the United States, may be eligible to apply under the Federal Loan Guarantees for Projects that Manufacture Commercial Technology Renewable Energy Systems and Components Solicitation (Number: DE-SOL-0002197). The full solicitation, including eligibility requirements, can be found here. This solicitation was issued under LPO’s Section 1705 authority. Project Lenders Interested in Partnering with DOE to Provide Project Financing Lenders interested in partial, risk-sharing loan guarantees for renewable energy systems that use Commercial technology are encouraged to review the Commercial Technology Renewable Energy Generation Projects under the Financial Institution Partnership Program Solicitation (Solicitation Number: DE-FOA-0000166). The full solicitation, including eligibility requirements, can be found here. This solicitation was issued under LPO’s Section 1705 authority. Looking for ATVM Loan Program information? Click here.