Georgia Environmental Finance Authority
47 Trinity Ave., SW, Atlanta, 30334
(404) 584-1000
Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) is a state agency that works on energy and water projects. It runs the Weatherization Assistance Program, which makes homes of low-income households use less energy. It also offers home energy loans and loans and grants for water, energy and other public projects.
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What they offer 16
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Equipment Technician CoursesProgram
GEFA and Gwinnett Technical College offer scholarships for a 50-hour course on electric vehicle chargers. The scholarship pays tuition and safety gear.
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Energy Savings Performance ContractingProgram
State agencies can team up with an energy services company to finance upgrades that save energy and water. The savings help pay for the work over time. Local governments and schools can also join a related campaign.
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Georgia Energy Investment FundProgram
This program gives low-interest loans for home energy upgrades. Loans are from $3,000 to $50,000. Every project includes a home energy assessment.
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Georgia Home Energy RebatesProgram
Provides rebates for eligible home energy upgrades, electric appliances, insulation, air sealing, HVAC, and other improvements.
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Home Efficiency RebatesProgram
Helps reduce the cost of whole-home energy efficiency retrofits based on income and expected energy savings.
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Home Electrification and Appliance RebatesProgram
Helps low- and moderate-income households save on eligible electric appliances and electrification upgrades.
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State Energy ProgramProgram
This program gives money and technical help to energy efficiency and renewable energy programs in Georgia.S. Department of Energy. Right now it includes training scholarships and help for schools.
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Technical Assistance Program for SchoolsProgram
This program helps K-12 school districts in Georgia build an energy management program.
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Building Operator Certification Scholarships
GEFA pays for scholarships so building maintenance operators can take the Building Operator Certification training. It is for people who work in K-12 schools and higher education.
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Grid Resilience Grant Program
This grant program paid for projects that make the electric grid stronger, such as hardening power lines. It was for power companies and similar groups. The application period is closed.
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Hurricane Helene Resilience Funding
GEFA has federal money to help communities hurt by Hurricane Helene make drinking water and wastewater systems stronger. Communities must show Helene damage and propose an eligible project.
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Lead Service Line Replacement Program
This program gives financing to local communities to find and replace lead water service lines. A replacement must cover the whole line unless part was already replaced.
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Natural Gas Infrastructure Financing Program
This program gives low-interest loans for natural gas system repairs and growth. It is for eligible borrowers, not for individual households.
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Water Infrastructure Financing
GEFA gives loans for water, wastewater, sewer, stormwater, reservoir, water supply and solid waste projects. Water and sewer systems apply online. Applications are taken all year.
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Water Infrastructure Planning Program
This grant pays for planning that protects water, improves water quality, and keeps water affordable, especially in small and disadvantaged communities. The grant is up to $150,000 per project. The application window ran until August 31, 2026.
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