OR HB2566

Adds "stand-alone energy resilience projects" as a new eligible category for grants under Oregon's Community Renewable and Resilient Energy Grant Program, separate from community renewable energy projects

Defines stand-alone energy resilience projects as those that support energy resilience of, or prevent outages from natural hazards to, structures or facilities essential to public welfare

Stand-alone energy resilience project grants cover up to 50% of project costs, capped at $250,000, compared to up to $1 million for community renewable energy projects

Allocates 20% of available grant funds in each funding cycle specifically for stand-alone energy resilience projects, with 50% or more reserved for projects serving qualifying environmental justice communities

Projects must be located outside cities with populations of 500,000 or more and comply with state and local laws; any energy generation systems included must be renewable energy systems