The CELG (MSEC) FY22 program supported the purchase of electric vehicles (EVs) and EV charging stations for Howard County government.
Program Description: The Clean Energy for Local Governments (CELG) FY24 program is designed to support local and county governments as they engage in sustainable, long-term, clean energy policies and projects that lead to reduced energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions, increased cost savings, and robust clean energy deployment.
Program Purpose: The CELG program serves several purposes: it assists municipal and county governments throughout Maryland as they participate in the State’s transition to affordable, clean and reliable energy; it supports those governments with grants for clean energy projects; it increases in-state renewable energy generation (that supports the State’s renewable portfolio standard goal and its greenhouse gas emissions reduction goal); and, it supports the State’s goal for increasing the number of electric vehicles operating in state.
Type of Program: The CELG program offers awards on a competitive basis.
Program Application Deadline: 5:00 pm ET, March 8, 2024.
Anticipated Program Budget: MEA anticipates that up to $1,500,000 total will be available as follows: up to $1,200,000 for energy efficiency projects; and up to $300,000 for renewable energy projects (not including solar projects) and transportation petroleum-reduction projects.
Program Documents:
For more information, contact MEA regarding the CELG program by email at
msec.mea@maryland.gov or by phone at 410.537.4070 to speak with Briggs Cunningham, CELG Program Manager.
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