Miles Smith NYSERDA issues call for large-scale solar, wind proposals NYSERDA invites bids for solar and wind projects to add 9.7 GW of power, create jobs and secure $5 billion in energy investments.
Adam Rollins New York makes historic $1B investment in groundbreaking climate plan New York is investing $1 billion to fund clean energy, EVs and building decarbonization in the state’s largest climate initiative.
Veronica Piscitelli State advances Long Beach port’s zero-emissions future with over $100M investment Port of Long Beach will use more than $100 million to expand zero-emission equipment, engines and green infrastructure.
Allison Barnette Placer County expands California’s electrification plan with $28M investment Placer County Transit will invest $28.4M to add electric buses and charging stations, marking a step toward a zero-emission fleet.
Allison Barnette Clean energy, manufacturing prioritized under New Jersey’s $500M incentive program New Jersey unveils a $500M funding program to boost manufacturing, clean energy and workforces through 2029.
Adam Rollins DOT revises national electric vehicle program to accelerate infrastructure projects DOT has overhauled the NEVI program, cutting equity mandates and streamlining charging station projects.
Miles Smith BOEM ends speculative wind development in designated offshore areas BOEM has rescinded all offshore wind areas on the Outer Continental Shelf, halting new leases and reviewing existing energy projects.
Veronica Piscitelli DOI issues directive revoking federal wind, solar subsidies program DOI ends federal subsidies for wind and solar projects under an EO and the federal budget, shifting support to fossil fuels and coal.
Keaton Peters FTA offers $1.5B for low, zero emission bus enhancements The largest category of eligible projects involves purchasing or leasing zero-emission buses, with recent awards up to $99.5 million.
Keaton Peters Microgrid development shows signs of slowing, new report says While several states scored a "B," no state achieved an overall "A" grade.