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DOE awards almost $72 million for hydroelectric projects across the U.S.

Funds will help expand hydropower fleets, improving and upgrading the facilities’ turbines, generators and conveyance structures to increase generation efficiency

Paul Stinson

New York offering $100 million to support green energy upgrades for schools

Program is part of an ongoing effort to create healthier learning environments and improve air quality by decarbonizing school buildings

Gracie Warhurst

$426 million allocated for West Coast offshore wind terminal

Terminal will act as a multi-purpose port facility to manufacture, build and operate offshore wind power projects on the West Coast

Paul Stinson

Texas makes $12 million available to support alternative fuel facilities

Projects must involve building or reconstructing alternative fueling facilities

Karn Dhingra

$562 million available for energy grid resiliency projects

Program provides funding to states and tribes for the modernization and replacement of aging power infrastructure

Paul Stinson

USDOT provides $63.7 million jolt to support EV ports in California

Funds will help improve the state’s electric vehicle charging grid reliability by fixing and installing 1,302 charging ports

Miles Smith

Proposed plan would add 5 states, millions of acres to solar energy strategy

Updated plan necessary to make permitting faster, easier in priority areas and to improve the process by which right of way is secured for utility-scale projects

Adam Rollins

Rice University receives $12.5 million to develop decarbonization technology

Funds establish a five-year technology collaboration to find ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and develop lower carbon solutions

Government Market News Staff

Pentagon to get rooftop solar panels as part of federal energy-conservation push

Department of Energy this week announced $104 million for net-zero projects at 31 federal facilities

Amy Denney

Massachusetts offshore wind farm delivers first power to grid

Once fully built out, Vineyard Wind will have 62 turbines spaced 1 nautical mile apart. The first five will be fully operational in early 2024

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