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New York Department of Transportation receives $32 million grant to reduce pollution from construction

The program’s goals include identifying low carbon materials and adopting lower carbon specifications for large volume materials for state projects.

Keaton Peters

$1.8 billion funding opportunity available for direct air capture technology

This program will support construction of both mid-scale and large-scale facilities that can pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.

Miles Smith

Feds award nearly $325 million to combat methane pollution in Colorado, Wyoming

Reducing methane emissions is one of the most important and cost-effective actions the U.S. can take to slow the rate of rapidly rising global temperatures.

Brady Pieper

DOE issues $500 million funding opportunity to expand nation’s carbon transport systems

The U.S. currently transports nearly 60 million metric tons of CO2 per year, but the projected demand for transport is expected to rise dramatically in the coming decades.

Pete Hahnloser

EPA, DOE to distribute $850 million for methane reduction at oil and gas wells

The agencies expect these investments will encourage immediate steps to conserve energy resources for American consumers and decrease methane emissions.

Brady Pieper

EPA announces historic $1.6 billion investment in climate, environmental initiatives

These grants will advance resilient infrastructure projects around the nation and further the feds’ commitment to decarbonizing historically disadvantaged communities.

Miles Smith

DOE investing $1.3 billion in carbon capture technology projects

Projects awarded funding are expected to enhance the confidence of commercial entities in adopting carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies.

Jerrod Kingery

Ohio allocating additional $86 million for brownfield site cleanup

Following remediation, these properties can be redeveloped in order to revitalize neighborhoods and attract new economic development.

Jerrod Kingery

University of Arizona leading DOE study on underground carbon storage

The feasibility study is looking at storing the carbon in the deep beneath the desert about 60 miles west of Phoenix.

Brady Pieper

EPA announces $735 million in grants to replace heavy-duty combustion vehicles

The grants will finance replacements for school buses and vocational vehicles, including box trucks and cargo trucks, with electric and hydrogen-powered alternatives.

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