GRIP Program Solutions

Comprehensive support to enable excellence in grid performance

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A final chance to access billions in DOE’s GRIP funding

Get a GRIP on funding for your project.

Grid modernization is critical to enabling energy transition and overcoming some of our nation’s greatest infrastructure hurdles. If your organization is looking to leverage the Grid Resilience and Innovative Partnerships (GRIP) program, Baker Tilly’s cross-disciplinary specialists can support your project at any stage of the GRIP life cycle to maximize funding impact through effective award management, streamlined execution and structural compliance.

What is GRIP?

The GRIP program is a transformative initiative aimed at enhancing the resilience and performance of the U.S. electric grid. Launched as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, GRIP focuses on increasing grid flexibility, enabling data-rich operations and fostering innovation from project ideation to execution. With a substantial $10.5 billion investment, the program supports various projects through Grid Resilience Grants, Smart Grid Grants and the Grid Innovation Program. GRIP's comprehensive approach enables deployment of grid edge technology with critical storm hardening and system modernization.

Topic areas under GRIP

There are three topic areas under GRIP that interested applicants have and can submit applications to.

Grid Resilience Grants

Supports activities that reduce the likelihood and consequences of impacts to the electric grid due to extreme weather.

Smart Grid Grants

The grant life cycle management solution

GRIP funding can be instrumental in taking initiatives from concept to deployment. Our team will support your project to do the same, adapting as compliance and execution needs evolve across the delivery life cycle and federal budget periods. Our infrastructure, tax and assurance specialists can help your organization throughout the entire life cycle or with a la carte services, saving your organization time and resources as you achieve project commitments.