Clean Energy Investment Hub
Federal funding can give an important boost to local climate solutions and policies. But with shifting federal priorities, states, cities, businesses, and nonprofits need to be able to take the lead in securing and deploying funding to meet their climate goals.
This resource page serves as a hub for the latest guidance and opportunities that will help subnational institutions and leaders navigate both federal and state funding streams to continue to drive climate action.
WHAT WE KNOW
Our coalition is ready to ensure homegrown clean energy thrives, communities get the investments they need, and families see lower energy costs, more jobs, and cleaner air and water.
We've been here before. When the U.S. withdrew from the Paris Agreement in 2017, we took action. Since then, we've driven climate progress that strengthened economies across the country. Today, our coalition represents two-thirds of the U.S. population and three-quarters of the nation's GDP. With momentum at the state, local, and sectoral levels, we're more prepared than ever to keep the clean energy transition moving forward.
WHERE WE GO FROM HERE
We are defending the progress we've made, reassuring the world that the U.S. is still committed to climate action, and accelerating solutions where they matter most - in states, cities, businesses, and communities.
✅ Investing in the strength of America's communities.
✅ Showcasing the real-world progress happening every day.
✅ Delivering lower energy bills, job growth, and clean, affordable energy.
We aren't walking away. We're marching ahead.
Find Climate Spending Near You
via Grist
What kinds of climate and infrastructure projects have been announced in your community and across the country? Which ones may be at risk? Now you can use your ZIP code to find out.
Explore What's Available in Your State
via NC Clean Energy Technology Center
State and local incentives are more critical than ever for advancing clean energy. The Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE) helps track available funding, tax credits, and policies that support renewable energy and efficiency projects across the U.S.
Find the Right Funding For Your Project
via American Cities Climate Challenge Renewables Accelerator
The AFFORD Tool helps state, local, nonprofit, and community leaders cut through the complexity of securing federal funding, tax credits, and incentives for decarbonization projects. Whether you're working on clean electricity, transportation, buildings, or resilient energy systems, this tool makes it easy to identify relevant funding sources and compare up to four programs side by side.
Enroll in the Academy
via America Is All In, RMI
The Clean Energy Academy helps healthcare systems, universities, faith groups, and nonprofits access funding and overcome barriers to clean energy projects. Led by RMI, it provides guidance on direct pay tax credits, financing strategies, and funding opportunities to help organizations cut costs and accelerate clean energy adoption.
Tell Your Story!
Has your city, business, or organization used federal funding to power clean energy projects? Whether or not they are currently impacted by federal funding freezes, we want to hear from you!
Get Messaging Guidance
America Is All In's State & Local Clean Energy Economy Messaging Guide is a go-to tool for crafting a strong and effective story about your climate action. Use this research-backed guidance to strengthen your message and reach the right audience.
Clean Energy in Action — Monthly Updates
Each month, the Clean Energy Investment Newsletter highlights new funding opportunities, project milestones, success stories, and expert answers to common questions about the clean energy transition. Designed for local leaders, advocates, and innovators looking to turn momentum into action.
Questions?
For questions on IRA and BIL, contact Madison Hall.