Are you an Agricultural Producer or a Rural Small Business?
Have you been considering renewable energy or energy efficient upgrades?
The fall deadline is quickly approaching!
Contact us today to get started on your application now!
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) Grants for the purchase, installation and construction of a renewable energy system or energy efficiency upgrades. REAP creates opportunities for economic development for rural small businesses, farmers and ranchers by supporting renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. REAP grants provide a 25% cash reimbursement of the total system costs, with a maximum grant of $500,000 for renewable energy systems and $250,000 for energy efficiency systems.
Applications for projects with total costs under $80,000 are accepted through Tuesday, October 31, 2017 . Applications for projects with costs of $80,000 or more are accepted through March 31, 2018.
Just Announced – Special Pricing for 2017 REAP Grant Services
Prosperity is extending a limited time special pricing offer to clients who wish to purchase grant services before the end of the year. Call us today to learn more!
Only a limited number of spots are available for our Special Pricing! Contact us Today!
Making the Process Simple
“The incentives were the deciding factor. Working with Prosperity and the solar developer made the process simple as opposed to trying to do it on my own.”
-AJ Horney, Owner, For the Family Tree ServiceGrant Winner
“Our experience with Prosperity was very straight forward and simple.”
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