Directory of State Low- and Moderate-Income Clean Energy Programs
Clean Energy States Alliance
Many states are working to ensure that low-and-moderate-income (LMI) households can benefit from solar, wind, energy storage, renewable thermal, and other clean energy technologies. These technologies can offer economic savings and health benefits, as well as stimulate local economic development.
This directory lists state clean energy programs for LMI residents and communities. It focuses primarily on clean energy generation, but also covers energy efficiency and thermal energy programs that include clean energy technologies. It contains only those state programs that feature strategies targeted specifically at LMI residents or communities. It does not include programs that are carried out by non-state parties, unless the programs are funded or administered by a state entity. It does not include federally funded low-income weatherization programs.
CESA first published the directory as a PDF report in 2015, and it was converted to an online format in March 2021. The most recent version of this directory was published in September 2025. If you know of additional programs that should be included in the directory or corrections to any of the entries, please email CESA Project Director Hanna Jones.
Resource Details:
Date: September 30, 2025
Type: Online Directory
Topic(s): Low- and Moderate-Income Clean Energy