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Idaho Energy Resiliency Grant Program (ERGP)The Governor's Office of Energy and Mineral Resources funds state and federal grants to utilities for grid resilience, modernization, and wildfire-risk projects; the current application window is closed.grant · Transmission
Idaho Energy Resources Authority (IERA) clean energy bond financingThe state bonding authority can issue bonds to finance clean energy generation projects, including nuclear, hydrogen, geothermal, and battery storage, for participating utilities and independent power producers; it has no legislative appropriation and can only finance ratepayer-backed projects.loan · Geothermal, Nuclear, Hydrogen, Storage, Transmission
Idaho sales tax exemption for mining, manufacturing, and fuel-processing materials and equipmentQualifying businesses can apply for a full sales tax exemption on equipment and raw materials used directly in manufacturing, processing, mining, and processing materials used as fuel for energy production; a secondary guide summarizes this, so confirm eligibility with the State Tax Commission.tax credit · Critical minerals, Hydrogen · 100% sales tax exemption on qualifying equipment and materials
Property tax exemption for commercial wind, solar, and geothermal energy producersCommercial geothermal energy producers are exempt from property taxes on their project real estate and fixtures and instead pay a 3% tax on gross energy earnings; utility-regulated producers under the Idaho Public Utilities Commission are excluded.tax credit · Geothermal · Exempt from property tax on renewable system real estate and fixtures; instead pays 3% of gross energy earnings
Residential Alternative Energy Tax Deduction (Idaho Code 63-3022C)Idaho residents can deduct a share of the cost of qualifying geothermal electric systems and geothermal heat pumps from state income tax, administered by the Idaho State Tax Commission.other · Geothermal · 40% of system cost in year one, then 20% per year for three years; max $5,000 per year, $20,000 total
State Energy Loan Program (OEMR)The Governor's Office of Energy and Mineral Resources offers low-interest loans for energy projects for homes and businesses, including renewable energy systems; geothermal eligibility is noted only in secondary sources.loan · Geothermal · Low-interest loans; one secondary source cites up to $100,000 for households