; (ii) of emissions of criteria air pollutants; (iii) in public health disparities in communities experiencing a disproportionate level of air pollution; or (iv) in the energy cost burden for communities; (B) proposes to develop and construct a clean energy microgrid that is a community-owned energy system; (C) proposes to develop and construct a clean energy microgrid that, in comparison to other clean energy microgrids for which grants are sought under such program, will provide the greatest amount of resiliency benefits to a jurisdiction in which the microgrid is located; (D) proposes to develop and construct a clean energy microgrid that minimizes land use impacts by— (i) siting sources of clean energy within the already-built environment, including over rooftops and parking lots; (ii) siting sources of clean energy on existing brownfield sites or contaminated sites; (iii) co-locating sources of clean energy on agricultural lands or over reservoirs; or (iv) siting sources of clean energy on compatible lands; (E) proposes to, in developing and constructing a clean energy microgrid, utilize or involve small businesses or nonprofits that primarily operate or are located within environmental justice communities, particularly those that are women-owned and operated or minority-owned and operated; (F) has previously received a grant to obtain technical assistance under such program; (G) imposes registered apprentice utilization requirements on projects, provided that such requirements comply with the apprentice to journey worker ratios established by the Department of Labor or the applicable State Apprenticeship Agency