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Residential Energy Upgrade Program (RE-UP)

Nevada Clean Energy Fund

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:

  1. Visit nevadacef.org/residents for eligibility information
  2. Learn about eligible upgrade measures
  3. Connect with NCEF's vetted contractor network
  4. Apply for low-interest loan
  5. Receive technical assistance navigating federal incentives and utility rebates
  6. Receive support stacking incentives with loan for additional savings

For Contractors:

  1. Apply to join RE-UP vetted contractor network at nevadacef.org/contractors
  2. 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

IRS Form 990, 2025. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Energy efficiency
  • Solar

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