; (C) third-party energy service providers; (D) transit agencies; (E) fleet operators; (F) private companies, including energy technology manufacturers and battery manufacturers; (G) other Federal agencies; (H) the National Laboratories; (I) States; (J) tribal governments; (K) units of local government; (L) nonprofit organizations; (M) institutions of higher education; (N) electric vehicle supply equipment and charging infrastructure manufacturers; and (O) battery manufacturers. (3) Requirement The program shall include grants for projects relating to— (A) light-duty consumer vehicles; (B) fleet and municipal vehicles; and (C) transit vehicles. (c) Applications (1) In general To be eligible to receive a grant under the program, an eligible entity shall submit to the Secretary an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require, including a commitment by the eligible entity to participate in a working group in accordance with section 9(a) relating to light-duty consumer vehicles or fleet and municipal vehicles and transit vehicles, as appropriate. (2) Proposal requirements An eligible entity shall submit as part of the application required under paragraph (1) a proposal that includes— (A) an interoperability plan for the proposed project; (B) a cybersecurity plan for the proposed project; (C) a privacy plan for the proposed project, including a provision relating to— (i) the protection of the privacy of individual customer information; (ii) the secure storage, handling, and destruction of data; and (iii) the access of energy use data by third parties; and (D) a plan for leveraging existing market product offerings. (d) Authorization of appropriations (1) In general There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section— (A) for projects relating to light-duty consumer vehicles, $20,000,000