ColoradoGrant Program
City and County of Denver - District Energy Conversion Incentive
You getScoping Study: Up to $50,000 Technical Design Study: Up to $250,000 Project Implementation: Up to 50% of the first $5 million project cost
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Quick facts
- Incentive type
- Grant Program
- Amount
- Scoping Study: Up to $50,000 Technical Design Study: Up to $250,000 Project Implementation: Up to 50% of the first $5 million project cost
- Applies to
- Local
Dates
- Source last updated
- December 20, 2024
About this incentive
Denver is working towards a zero-emission future by 2040. Natural gas combustion accounted for nearly 22% of Denver’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2022 and increased 5% since 2018. Zero-emission ground-source, water-source, and multi-source thermal energy systems are needed as sustainable alternatives to fossil-gas based heating systems in Denver. Due to up-front costs, the adoption of such thermal energy systems has proven to be limited. The Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR) intends to meet Denver's decarbonization goals by offering a monetary incentive to support scoping studies, detailed design studies, implementation projects, or a combination of these options for eligible thermal energy systems. The eligible thermal energy options included in the program, applicant types, and the levels of incentives offered by will be updated regularly as market conditions change.
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