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Everyone deserves comfortable, efficient, and resilient spaces to live, work, and thrive. Our goal is to make energy accessible and affordable for every community.

The Clean Energy Jobs and Justice Fund (CEJJF) is dedicated to fostering a sustainable future for all Illinois residents.

Incorporated in the State of Illinois as directed by the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, we are committed to ensuring that the advantages of the clean energy revolution reach every corner of our state. Our innovative financing tools ensure frontline communities will benefit economically and environmentally from Illinois’ transition to clean energy. We offer accessible loans and grants to residents, business owners, and clean energy business alike to promote access to the benefits of clean energy and energy efficiency.

The fund is managed by a governor-appointed board of directors. Learn more about our leadership.

Our programs

Our programs will not only make energy efficiency upgrades and small-scale renewable energy systems more affordable for everyone ─ businesses, educational institutions, municipalities, and residents alike, but also support an entrepreneurial ecosystem, fostering growth and new workforce development opportunities for Minority Business Enterprises.

How do we achieve this?

Leveraging capital

We use third-party capital alongside innovative credit enhancement methods to bring accessible financial products to contractors and residents.

Partnering with contractors

We work closely with energy efficiency and renewable energy system contractors to ensure our products align with the market.

Collaborating statewide

We coordinate with similar programs across Illinois and the nation to maximize impact.

Monitoring for success

As we roll out our products and programs, we’ll track program results to ensure they are working effectively. And we’ll share our data for transparency and accountability.

Want to help us make a positive change?

Find out more about how you can help Illinois residents save energy and money, create good paying jobs, and drive the Illinois green economy.

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