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Zones can be located anywhere in Michigan. Companies must maintain a renewable energy facility.

Forest Products Processing Facility means one or more facilities or operations that transform, package, sort, recycle, or grade forest or paper products into goods that are used for intermediate or final use or consumption or for the creation of biomass or alternative fuels through the utilization of forest products or forest residue, and surrounding property. (...)

Recipients must be a Michigan Company. The company may not have more than two small business Phase II federal grants within the previous five years. The company may receive no more than two ETF awards per 12-month period. Eligible technology sectors are: (...) Alternative Energy; (...)

Under this program, there is a preference for proposals that can contribute to the development of economic diversification or the creation of employment opportunities in Michigan. The four competitive-edge technologies are: life sciences, alternative energy, (...)

Recipients are companies that manufacture systems or components used in the generation of renewable or alternative energy, invest at least $50 million, and create at least 250 jobs in the state.

The credit is available to any corporation that purchases depreciable property for a commercial or net metering alternative energy system.

The credit is available to any corporation that invests in a biodiesel blending or storage facility and begins biodiesel production.

The credit is available to any corporation that invests in depreciable property placed in service in Montana for the crushing of oilseeds for producing biodiesel or lubricants or for their production.

The credit is available to any corporation that invests in depreciable property used in collecting or processing reclaimable material or in manufacturing a product from reclaimed material.

Any producer of electricity generated by a new renewable electric generation facility can earn a renewable energy tax credit.