Applications for $250 million in Ohio water grants open soon
Projects that improve safe, reliable access to drinking water and improve wastewater infrastructure in underserved areas will be eligible.
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$3.5 billion program aims to boost clean energy supply chain
Facilities that produce battery-grade processed critical minerals, battery precursor materials and components, and cell and cell pack manufacturing are eligible.
Voucher funding helps advance zero-emission goals in California
About $60 million from California’s Clean Truck Fund rate is available to help truck operators purchase new zero-emissions vehicles at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
More than $6 billion available to mitigate climate-change risks
Bulk of funding - $3.9 billion - will come from Department of Energy’s Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships (GRIP) Program. Applications close Jan. 12.
$85 million in grants for Kansas water projects open for applications
Entities have until Dec. 29, 2023, to apply for $85 million through the State Water Plan Fund for water infrastructure projects or up-front technical assistance to address water quantity and quality issues.
Ohio announces $420 million investment in Appalachian Region
Funds intended to bolster economy and improve quality of life in 32 counties.
Corps of Engineers to issue $7.5 billion for dam safety projects
The funds can be used to accelerate water and wastewater projects that enhance community resilience, promote economic prosperity or improve environmental quality.
Federal grants to help accelerate connected vehicle technology
$40 million grant fund to accelerate deployment of vehicle-to-everything communication, also known as V2X technology.
$61 billion in federal funds available for state transportation projects
FY 2024 funding will help states modernize roads, bridges and tunnels and find better ways to reduce carbon emissions. All 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico will receive the formula dollars.
Up to $36 million available nationwide for fish-passage projects
Funding will help communities address outdated, unsafe or obsolete dams, culverts, levees and other impediments to the nation’s rivers and streams
