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Energy to Communities Program: Expert Match

This is an opportunity to request free technical assistance that is open year-round. Through the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy to Communities (E2C) program, NLR, other national laboratory experts, and select organizations provide Expert Match—free, short-term technical assistance to address near-term energy challenges and questions.

  • Overview

    • Title

      Energy to Communities Program: Expert Match

    • Award Range

  • Eligibility

    • Sector

      Climate, Energy Efficiency

    • Activity

      Planning

    • Eligibility

      Eligible Entities

      Expert Match is for community stakeholders who have decision-making power or influence in their community but need access to additional energy expertise to inform key upcoming decisions. Community stakeholders can represent a:

      • City, town, or county (local government)
      • Tribe, including Alaska Native Villages and Native Corporations, and state recognized Tribes
      • Metropolitan planning organization
      • Regional planning organization
      • Community-based organization
      • Nongovernmental organization
      • Municipal or coop utility
      • University, college, or community college.

      Eligible Activities

      Expert Match is most suitable for communities that could benefit from assistance to inform time-sensitive decisions and identify and understand the range of options for achieving energy goals. The Expert Match technical assistance timeframe is 40–60 hours over 3–4 months.

    • Location

      National

  • Application Process

    • Application Link

      Apply Now

    • Disbursement Method

      Unspecified

  • Important Dates

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