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Status: Addendum Posted Contact Name: Heidi Clausen Contact Number: 512-239-4424 Contact Email: heidi.clausen@tceq.texas.gov Response Due Time: 5:00 PM Agency/Texas SmartBuy Member Number: 582 Days Solicited: 21+ Days for Solicitation Notice Solicitation Posting Date: 10/21/2022 Response Due Date: 8/31/2023 Last Modified: 4/3/2023 4:48 pm Solicitation Description: TCEQ invites applications for the Rebate Grants Program (Rebate). The Rebate program provides financial incentives to repower or replace older on-road heavy-duty diesel equipment and select non-road diesel equipment to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions in nonattainment areas and affected cou...

Status: Posted Contact Name: Dorothy Maxson Contact Number: 512-239-0394 Contact Email: Dorothy.Maxson@tceq.texas.gov Response Due Date: 11/12/2020 Response Due Time: 5:00 PM Agency/Texas SmartBuy Member Number: 582 Days Solicited: 21+ Days for Solicitation Notice Solicitation Posting Date: 8/13/2020 Last Modified: 8/13/2020 8:59 am Solicitation Description: Reduce Emissions of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) in the Air Quality Nonattainment Areas of Texas and Other Areas of Concern URL: Addendum: Class/Item Code: 92614-Air Pollution Control Services (Including Data Collection Research And Development, Etc.)

To implement the TERP, the Rebate Grants Program will provide rebate grants for eligible activities to offset the incremental costs of projects that reduce emissions of NOX from high-emitting internal combustion diesel engines in eligible areas.

Section 50121 of the Inflation Reduction Act created the Home Efficiency Rebate (HOMES) Program, a grant program that allocated $52,971,870 in funds to the State of Kansas. Section 50122 of the Inflation Reduction Act created the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEEHR), a grant program that allocated $52,663,910 in funds to the State of Kansas.

Other TERP grant programs covered by the restriction include the Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Program, Sea Port and Rail Yard Program, New Technology Implementation Grant Program, Rebate Grants Program, Texas Clean Fleet Program, Texas Clean School Bus Program, Light-Duty Purchase or Lease Incentive Program, and Texas Natural Gas Vehicle Grant Program.

Identify and briefly describe utility rebate, grant, and/or other funding opportunities which may apply to retro-commissioning implementation. 2.3. Task 2 (Phase Two): Energy Project Implementation Professional Services Based on the scope defined by the phase one study, assist the Owner to implement identified EEMs.

The Navigator is operating in the current context of multiple rebate programs, including the existing Clean BC Better Homes Program and the Canada Greener Homes Grant, and in some cases municipal top ups to the provincial rebates. These grants and rebates could provide more than $10,000 towards key retrofits like a heat pump. Homeowners need sufficient cash flow to take advantage of these incentives.