; and (B) the projects to be activities that provide assistance for home energy costs, rather than to residential weatherization or other energy-related home repair. (3) In determining whether to award, under that program, funding that includes a portion for a solar project to a State, territory, or tribal organization or entity, the Secretary shall use the application and request processes specified in this title, with such adjustments as the Secretary may specify in regulations. (4) The Secretary shall issue regulations and guidance for States, territories, and tribal organizations and entities, that receive funds under subsection (a), (b), or (d) (referred to individually in this subsection as a covered recipient ), to— (A) define the solar projects that may be funded through the reserved funds described in paragraph (1); (B) specify the circumstances and process under which a covered recipient, with an arrangement with a particular type of local agency or organization to distribute assistance for home energy costs, may instead enter into an arrangement with a different local agency or organization with expertise in solar projects, for such projects; and (C) specify how a covered recipient may distribute such funds in a manner that usefully finances the work of solar project developers and solar panel installers for such projects. (5) Not later than 6 months after the date of enactment of the Low-Income Solar Energy Act, the Secretary shall— (A) evaluate whether community solar projects could be administered through the program carried out under this title