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Solar and battery storage project in Puerto Rico receives $861 million loan

This investment marks a significant step in the island's transition to clean, reliable energy and its recovery from recent hurricanes that battered the island’s grid

Jerrod Kingery

California investing nearly $4 billion for transportation infrastructure improvements

The funding will be used for projects to refurbish coastal rail lines, freight corridors, bridges and highway interchanges.

Keaton Peters

$1.3 billion allotted to modernize rural water and electric systems

The goal of this funding is to modernize infrastructure, expand access to reliable electric grids and safe drinking water and create jobs in rural and tribal communities.

Mary Scott Nabers

Transportation technology in high demand as roads, bridges, airports and public transit authorities are modernizing nationwide

Emerging technologies and innovative mobility options are changing all modes of transportation, and soon both people and freight will be transported differently.

Jerrod Kingery

Washington state launches online hub to connect people, organizations to clean energy funding

The hub looks to connect everyone in Washington with federal and state grants, tax incentives and rebates that advance clean energy, clean air and clean technology projects.

Mary Scott Nabers

Communities nationwide planning disaster preparedness, sustainability projects

As government leaders prepare for even more disasters, there are hundreds of disaster preparedness and sustainability projects throughout America already underway or almost ready to launch.

Miles Smith

Department of Labor investing $71 million in programs for improving job quality

The funding will be used to improve job quality, expand access to employment in critical sectors and prepare workers for well-paying jobs.

Pete Hahnloser

FEMA selecting $715 million in projects for reducing flood damage

FEMA says flooding is already the most costly and frequent disaster in the U.S., and climate change is only making it worse.

Brady Pieper

GSA awarding $15.6 million for US-Canada port of entry upgrade

The port will serve as a crucial point of entry between Coburn Gore and Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn in Quebec.

Pete Hahnloser

EPA making $7.5 billion available for water infrastructure upgrades

These projects are designed to protect water resources, stimulate local economies, and generate over 60,000 well-paying jobs – all at a reduced cost.

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