Big Beautiful Bill signals changes for state and local governments
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Oregon offers $34M in zero-emissions truck, infrastructure grants
The state is opening $34 million in funding opportunities to transition fleets to clean energy, with additional funding on the way.
Water infrastructure upgrades create new wave of contracting opportunities
The infrastructure projects outlined here showcase the growing urgency—and opportunity—surrounding water.
Washington moves forward with critical power grid upgrades
Awarded projects will receive both federal and state matching dollars, including funding from the state’s Climate Commitment Act.
Nearly $1B available for road safety improvement grants
All projects must work toward preventing fatalities and serious injuries of pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, motorists and commercial vehicle operators.
Illinois EPA distributes $113M to improve water, wastewater infrastructure
Local governments and water districts are the primary funding recipients and will use the grants to address aging and deteriorating water infrastructure.
Arkansas seeking proposals for EV charging projects
ARDOT is prioritizing several categories of potential applicants, including utilities, businesses registered in Arkansas, non-profit organizations and tribal organizations.
Over $250 million in grants awarded to modernize California transportation infrastructure
The funding will be used to upgrade the state’s transportation infrastructure and improve safety and access to essential services.
New York approves $665 million in water infrastructure funding, including $450 million for NYC
This approval gives municipalities access to low-interest-rate financing to begin work such as upgrading treatment facilities to remove emerging contaminants from drinking water.
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.
