Scout IIJA Competitive Grants Tracker

This program provides grant or credit assistance to nationally and regionally significant multimodal freight and highway projects that align with program goals. IIJA adds entity eligibility for multistate corridor organizations and project eligibility for wildlife crossings, surface transportation projects connected to international border crossings, and marine highway projects functionally connected to the National Highway Freight Network; and allows up to 30% of INFRA funds to be used for non-highway freight projects.

IIJA funds and authorizes a new competitive grant program for those habitat restoration projects in river basins impacted by Bureau of Reclamation water projects.

IIJA reauthorizes grants to Alaska to develop and construct public water and wastewater systems in its rural and Native villages to improve health and sanitation conditions.

This new IIJA program seeks to demonstrate the technical and economic viability of executing clean energy projects on current and former mine land in a compatible way with existing operations.

This new IIJA pilot program awards grants to provide nonprofit buildings with energy-efficiency materials.

These demonstration projects, included as an activity under the Carbon Capture Technology Program, intend to demonstrate substantial improvement in the efficiency, effectiveness, cost, and environmental performance of carbon capture technologies for power, industrial, and other commercial applications.

These pilot projects, included as an activity under the Carbon Capture Technology Program, represent the scale of technology development beyond laboratory development and bench testing, but not yet to the point of being tested under real conditions at commercial scale.

This program is for the research, development, and demonstration of carbon storage. IIJA expands the program to include large-scale commercialization of new or expanded carbon sequestration projects and associated CO2 transport infrastructure.

This program is for developing transformational technologies that will significantly improve the efficiency, effectiveness, costs, emissions reductions, and environmental performance of coal and natural gas use. IIJA expands the program to include front-end engineering and design for CO2 transport infrastructure needed to deploy carbon capture, utilization, and storage technologies.

This new IIJA program, CIFIA, provides flexible, low-interest loans to pipeline and other CO2 transportation projects.