Michigan Regulator Approves Energy Efficiency Programs for Low-Income Utility Customers

U.S. Energy Department to Invest $550 Million to Support Community-Based Clean Energy Technologies

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The U.S. Energy Department on Nov. 22 announced a new funding opportunity worth $550 million through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, or EECBG, program that will reinforce community-based clean energy projects across the country to support local government and the deployment of clean energy technologies. The funding sponsored by the 2021 Infrastructure Investment…...