Coordinated approach targets New England energy bottlenecks
These parallel initiatives form the next step in addressing New England's aging transmission infrastructure.
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New York to fund $150M in clean energy upgrades at state colleges
The new funding, from the $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act, would replace existing, low-efficiency energy systems.
New York invests $150 million in energy efficient college campus buildings
The funding is part of a broader push to decarbonize New York's public buildings while creating union jobs in clean energy.
DOE invests $136 million to reduce industrial energy demand
Projects will focus on industries that produce chemicals and fuels, iron and steel, cement and concrete, forest and paper products, glass and food and beverages.
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.
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.
California ports receiving $1 billion for shift to zero-emission operations
About 40% of containerized imports in the U.S. come through ports in California, as well at 30% of the nation's exports.
Michigan to invest $129 million in electricity sector decarbonization, renewable energy
Michigan will use the funding to launch the Renewables Ready Communities program, advancing the state’s efforts to achieve 60% renewable energy by 2030.
EPA awards Port of Oakland $322 million for zero-emissions upgrades
The grant comes from the EPA Clean Ports Program, and will be used to finance the purchase of zero-emissions equipment.
New York signs off on 26 projects to advance innovative clean energy technologies
The innovation projects will play critical roles in preparing New York for a clean energy, fossil fuel-independent future.
