Residential Energy Upgrade Program (RE-UP)
Funding Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
Foundation
Overview
Geographic Scope: Nevada
Focus Areas:
- Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC-R)
- Roofing
- Solar PV
- Other clean energy measures
- Energy efficiency upgrades
Target Audience:
- Nevada homeowners
- Low-income or credit-challenged households
- Households unable to access traditional financing
Key Features:
- Low-interest, unsecured loans for eligible energy upgrades
- Credit-inclusive underwriting - considers factors other than credit score
- Federal and utility incentive stacking - tools and resources to access federal incentives and utility rebates
- Vetted contractor network - NCEF-vetted contractors implement upgrades
- Support for contractors - helps local contractors grow businesses through increased project pipeline
- Contractor benefits: Competitive quotes, decreased financing costs, client management support, no-hassle payment, reputational benefit
Program Focus:
Addresses energy cost burden - low-income Nevadans spend over one-fifth of income on energy, forcing choices between energy bills and food/medicine. RE-UP empowers homeowners through affordable financing to reduce energy costs and create healthier living environments.
How to Apply
Application Process
For Homeowners:
- Visit nevadacef.org/residents for eligibility information
- Learn about eligible upgrade measures
- Connect with NCEF's vetted contractor network
- Apply for low-interest loan
- Receive technical assistance navigating federal incentives and utility rebates
- Receive support stacking incentives with loan for additional savings
For Contractors:
- Apply to join RE-UP vetted contractor network at nevadacef.org/contractors
- Benefits include: access to affordable financing for customers, competitive quoting tools, no loan dealer fees, client management support, and reputational benefit
Required Information: Specific application requirements not detailed in materials provided
What Nevada Clean Energy Fund actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 3
- Total given
- $311K
- Median grant
- $86K
- Range
- $45K–$181K
- By dollars: Nevada 100%. Top recipient cities: Schurz, NV; Hawthorne, NV; Wells, NV.
Example grants
Walker River Paiute Tribe · Schurz, NV
Charitable
$181K
Mineral County · Hawthorne, NV
$86K
City of Wells · Wells, NV
$45K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Energy efficiency
- Solar
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