Upcoming Events
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EPN is holding SAM.gov Registration Office Hours every other Wednesday.
During this time, EPN staff will help you begin, continue, or finish up your registration process. As a reminder, federal funding applicants must have an active SAM.gov and Grants.gov registration in order to apply.
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Join the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) for the 2024 Michigan Healthy Climate Conference at the Lansing Center on May 16-17, 2024.
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The Thriving Communities Webinar Series, kicking off in January 2024, is a part of University of Illinois Extension’s effort to build capacity for technical assistance and education aimed to help communities navigate energy- and environment-related federal grant application systems, provide guidance on community inclusion, and lead community-specific strategic planning. This outreach should help communities secure and administer funding to address legacy pollution and invest in clean energy technologies.
Past Events
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Ready to learn the latest on clean energy in the metro? It’s time to gather for the free annual Metro CERT event!
Join us for conversations about equitable project funding and increasing diversity in the clean energy workforce — two important discussions about more inclusive paths for all in the clean energy economy. Plus hear more about the work and resources CERTs can connect you and your community with to accelerate clean energy solutions.
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Have you just been asked to write your first big federal grant application... ok, maybe your second?
If so, this two-hour Webinar for early-career grant developers and project leads is for you. Join us online to better understand the key project elements required of most federal grant proposals, including vision and mission statements and their differences, goals and objectives, strategies and indicators, project outputs and outcomes, and more.
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EPN is holding SAM.gov Registration Office Hours every other Wednesday.
During this time, EPN staff will help you begin, continue, or finish up your registration process. As a reminder, federal funding applicants must have an active SAM.gov and Grants.gov registration in order to apply.
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Sara Rummel, Program Director for the Great Lakes Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center (TCTAC)
Memorial Union, TITU in Madison, WI and Online Via Zoom
April 18, 2024 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Central / 12:00-1:00 pm Eastern
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In the clean energy future, every community is a host community for energy generation. Former mine lands and brownfields in our communities present an opportunity to host low-impact renewable energy development and to create value on lands that are frequently difficult to develop, as described in our first workshop. But how does a community discern whether these marginal lands are able to be developed? Who can communities turn to for assistance? What financial resources can a community tap to enable desired renewable energy development?
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The EPA Competition Process Webinar will be held on Tuesday, March 26, from 1:00-2:00 pm ET. This webinar is intended to help grant applicants learn how to find and successfully apply for competitive EPA grants.
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The Environmental Protection Network, in collaboration with Atma Connect, invites you to our Man
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EnDyna, EPA's technical assistance contractor, will lead with EPA participation, a series of informational webinars on Community Change Grant Technical Assistance. Webinars will occur every Tuesday through at least March 2024. These webinars will provide information on the content and requirements of the CCG Notice of Funding Opportunity, available technical assistance, and answer questions about the grant application process.