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$27 million in funding is available through Energy Future Grants to encourage partnerships between local, tribal, and state governments that result in ideas that will benefit disadvantaged communities. These funds should be used to help low–income and disadvantaged communities achieve greater energy efficiency. Visit the Department of Energy’s website to read the full press release and find additional resources.
Harrah’s Resort Southern California Hits Jackpot on Sustainability
Harrah’s Resort Southern California is proving that going green is the ultimate winning hand. The resort was presented with a ceremonial incentive check for $127,571.94 by TRC, a third-party administrator for San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) energy efficiency programs. This payment follows a resort-wide digital thermostat project that surpassed all energy-saving goals.
California Awarded $4.5 Million Grant to Reduce GHG Emissions from Buildings
California has received $4.5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to advance statewide building decarbonization efforts. This is part of an $18.5 million allocation across states and local governments through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program. The grant supports the Local Government Building Decarbonization Challenge, aiming to reduce California’s building-related greenhouse gas emissions and enhance energy efficiency initiatives statewide.
Grant Funding Available To Assist the Development of Clean Energy Programs
Community-based organizations and Tribal Nations can receive funding through the Clean Energy Access (CEA) Grant Account to help facilitate clean energy programs. CEA Grant Account funding can be used to develop equity initiatives and clean energy access opportunities that complement other California Public Utilities Commission programs. Learn more on the California Grants Portal.
Over $104 Million in Funding Available to Advance Net-Zero Projects at Federal Facilities
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced $104 million in funding for energy-efficient projects at federal facilities through the Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies (AFFECT) program. The projects that receive AFFECT funding will help achieve greenhouse gas emissions reduction and other energy-related goals set by President Biden’s December 2021 Executive Order.
