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Prince George's County, Maryland, USA
Interior Nat Harbor

Energy Efficiency Grant

Announcements

Sustainable Energy is now accepting NEW Grant applications for the Solar Energy Grant. The Solar Energy Grant for installing solar photovoltaic (PV) panels has been modified for research purposes and will be conducted as a research pilot. A limited number of awards will be available, and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis from February 10 through July 25, 2025. Additionally, our Energy Efficiency Grant is still available for Natural Gas incentives only. 

If you have any questions, email us at CleanE@co.pg.md.us.

 

Download the Energy Efficiency Application (PDF) here. 
 

The Clean Energy Program Energy Efficiency grant award provides up to $6,250 in funds for residential energy efficiency measures and Washington Gas incentives. The maximum grant award amount is $6,250 (for gas incentives), of which $2,500 can be allocated towards natural gas incentives. Up to 60% of the total grant award amount ($3,750) can be allocated towards air sealing and insulation (does not include ancillary equipment like baffles/ventilation). 

Note: Please be advised that the Clean Energy Program's Energy Efficiency Grant award is no longer funding electric incentives due to funding availability. Therefore, not all electric homes will qualify for the grant award.

Energy Efficiency Grant Eligibility 

To qualify for the grant award, residents must:

  • Be a Prince George’s County resident.
  • Be a Pepco and a Washington Gas customer. 
  • To be eligible for this grant award, you must show proof of being a Pepco and Washington Gas customer, as shown in a recent copy (within the last 3 months) of your utility bill to apply for gas incentives. Paper copies of the bills are typically mailed to the customer's address on record. For Pepco customers with internet access, account information is available via Pepco’s account portal here, and Washington Gas customers can access their accounts via the Washington Gas account portal here. 
  • Live in a single-family, townhouse residence, or condominium* (please see Section II for more details) that is individually metered  (built before March 23, 2016) in one of the following designated Energy Resiliency Communities (ERC): Bladensburg - East Riverdale; Forestville;  Hillcrest Heights - Marlow Heights; Kentland - Palmer Park; Oxon Hill – Glassmanor; Silver Hill; Suitland - Coral Hills; Langley Park; and Woodlawn – West Lanham. 
  • To confirm you are in one of the ERC communities, look up your address using the ERC Address Locator here. Please note the ERC Address Locator is the definitive tool for determining the eligibility of an application. 
  • For applications requesting gas incentives, the energy audit report must demonstrate, without direct install measures, that the project will achieve 10% energy savings or greater (therms and energy cost). Cost-effectiveness is also taken into consideration. 

NOTE: All contractors must provide proof of the appropriate licensure for natural gas work. If you are subcontracting, you will be required to provide proof of your license to perform natural gas work in the County and an updated and signed contract between the contractor and subcontractor. Applications submitted without updated licenses and subcontractor agreements will not be processed.

For more information on where to obtain the required licensure, permits, and natural gas safety protocol, visit: