In summer 2024, the Foundation’s Climate and Clean Energy program awarded $2.68 million in grants to organizations and coalitions pushing for large-scale and sustainable clean energy development in the U.S.

Although much of our energy infrastructure is still dependent on fossil fuels, the transition to clean energy is underway. This is why the Climate and Clean Energy program’s grantmaking focuses on advancing policies that spur the rapid and widespread adoption of clean energy technologies to reduce carbon emissions, in line with what science tells us we need to do.

This latest slate of grants supports efforts to accelerate the deployment of clean energy generation and electric vehicles, as well as the removal of fossil fuels from buildings in ways that address the needs of vulnerable communities.

Learn more about these awards below, and visit the Climate and Clean Energy program’s webpage here.