Energy & Environment Cabinet has received 21 federal grant awards totaling $160.8M across 10 assistance programs and 6 federal agencies, based on USAspending.gov records aggregated by Grantoria.
🏆 Top 25% by total funding · Top 10% by number of awards among U.S. federal grant recipients tracked by Grantoria.
Open grants Energy & Environment Cabinet could apply for now
Live opportunities in the federal programs Energy & Environment Cabinet has previously been funded under — sorted by upcoming deadline.
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Advancing Oil and Natural Gas Production and Delivery
National Energy Technology Laboratory CFDA 81.089
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Efficient and Resilient Public Building Grant
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency CFDA 81.041
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Request for Information – Gauging Investor Interest in the Development and Commercialization of Subsurface Energy Technologies
National Energy Technology Laboratory CFDA 81.089
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Annual Recurring University Training and Research
National Energy Technology Laboratory CFDA 81.089
Federal programs Energy & Environment Cabinet has been funded under
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Where this funding went
Awards recorded across 1 state/territories: KY.
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Frequently asked questions
How much federal grant funding has Energy & Environment Cabinet received?
Energy & Environment Cabinet has received 21 federal grant awards totaling $160.8M, based on USAspending.gov assistance records aggregated by Grantoria.
Which federal agencies fund Energy & Environment Cabinet?
Its largest federal funders are Department of Energy, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Agriculture and others.
Can Energy & Environment Cabinet apply for grants that are open now?
Yes — there are federal grants open today in the same programs Energy & Environment Cabinet has previously been funded under. See the open grants section above.
Source: USAspending.gov assistance awards, aggregated by Grantoria. Historical record of awards received; not an endorsement or a guarantee of future funding.