GRRP Comprehensive

The Green and Resilient Retrofit Program (“GRRP”) Comprehensive cohort is designed for properties with high efficiency and resilience needs. Properties receiving GRRP Comprehensive grants or loans will be comprehensively assessed to evaluate which energy and climate resilience investments are best suited to the property. To learn more view the webinar below which provides an overview.

GRRP Overview: Comprehensive (Video, 12 mins)

We hosted a live webinar on the full scope of GRRP.
View the video on HUD's YouTube Channel here. The slide presentation is also available here.

To learn more about program requirements

Ask us your questions directly during our GRRP Office hours!

Every Wednesday, May 24 through June 28, 2023 from 3:00-4:00 PM EST
Join us here: https://zoom.us/j/99199273258 (No registration is necessary)

For more information on GRRP view the brochure here.

Applicant Tools & Resources

Comprehensive Overview Fact Sheet
Comprehensive Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
Comprehensive Application. Download and complete form. Ensure all tabs are thoroughly complete and all required attachments are added before submitting.
SAM.gov. All applicants will need to register on SAM.gov if you do not have a UEI number.
- How to submit a grants application
Grants.gov. Additional application materials are posted and must be submitted through Grants.gov.

All applicants for the Comprehensive NOFO must either submit Benchmarking Data through EPA's Portfolio Manager or the Multifamily Building Efficiency Screening Tool (MBEST).
- Benchmarking Resources. Owners using Portfolio Manager benchmarking may use the posted resources, including instructions for inputting and sharing data, a sample tenant release for owners that cannot access whole-building data, and template RFPs for hiring a benchmarking contractor.
- The Multifamily Building Efficiency Screening Tool (MBEST). Owners can apply for the Comprehensive NOFO through the MBEST set-aside (up tp 40% of funding put out through the NOFO) instead of submitting benchmarking data in Portfolio Manager. This tool was created in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to screen multifamily buildings and understand current opportunities for energy efficiency improvements. View the overview video here.