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Energy efficiency funding for Illinois small businesses and nonprofits –applications due Feb. 2
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Energy efficiency funding for Illinois small businesses and nonprofits –applications due Feb. 2
The Illinois Green Business Association (IGBA) is partering with Intuit, the maker of Quickbooks, and the Green Business Engagement National Network (GBENN) to offer energy efficiency and electrification project rebates up to $1,000 for 30 businesses or non-profit organizations in Illinois. Applications are due February 2, 2026. Qualifying projects include LED lighting upgrades, EV charging stations, HVAC maintenance, smart thermostat installati…
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