.06 Eligible Properties.

A. To be eligible for a Clean Energy Grant, a clean energy conversion system must be installed on:

(1) A single-family home that serves as the primary residence of the applicant;

(2) A multifamily property or mixed use facility that contains a residential unit that serves as the primary residence of the applicant; or

(3) A commercial property, industrial property, government property, multifamily building, or mixed use facility that is:

(a) Owned by a Maryland resident or business;

(b) Owned or leased by the State or a local government; or

(c) Owned by a nonprofit organization.

B. Clean energy conversion systems installed on the following properties are ineligible for Clean Energy Grants:

(1) A property not located in the State;

(2) A property of any type whose ownership share by a trust or estate except properties that are the primary residence of a grantor of a revocable trust who has the right to revoke the trust;

(3) A second home or recreational property;

(4) A property leased by the applicant, unless a homeowner is an eligible co-applicant or the property is leased by the State or a local government; and

(5) A property primarily used or intended to be used for the generation of electricity or heat in a non-net metered application for sale into wholesale energy markets.