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Grant is more than just a public relations gesture – Guelph Mercury
Re: City gets cash for carbon credits, July 7. TD is pleased to see the City of Guelph receive $1 million from the Greening Canada Fund. In practical terms, the fund helps communities become more “green” by investing in energy efficiency projects at schools and hospitals and providing funding for
ADB offers $1-B to finance renewable, energy-efficient projects – The Manila Times
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) said it can lend up to $1 billion
for renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in the country if the new
government’s policies would be in line with that of the multilateral lender. Sohail Hasnie, ADB senior energy specialist, said the financing could
City gets $6.5 million toward energy projects – The Charlotte Observer
The Energy Department has approved $6.5 million in stimulus grants to
Charlotte for energy efficiency projects. The Charlotte City Council approved a plan for using the money in November
after community meetings and suggestions by businesses and residents. Work will
begin on some projects in
Charlotte gets $6.5 million for energy projects – The Charlotte Observer
The Energy Department has approved $6.5 million in stimulus grants to
Charlotte for energy-efficiency projects. Charlotte City Council approved a plan for using the money in November after
community meetings and suggestions by businesses and residents. Work will begin on some projects in coming
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State adds grants for `green communities’ – The Boston Globe
About a dozen Massachusetts municipalities may soon qualify for the
state’s new Green Communities Grant program, which will dole out up to $7
million this year to help cities and towns build wind turbine projects, put up
solar panels, and fund energy-efficiency projects. The program, launched by
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Up to 1,000 Maine jobs linked to carbon trading – Kennebec Journal
BY ETHAN WILENSKY-LANFORD Staff Writer The nation’s first mandatory carbon trading scheme is being credited with
potentially creating nearly 1,000 jobs while promoting energy efficiency
projects in industries located across Maine. Sixteen projects were awarded $8.9 million in state and federal
Energy-efficiency grants could create 1,000 jobs ; $8.9 million in funds partly from a carbon emissions trading plan is awarded to 16 projects. – Portland Press Herald (Portland, Me)
The nation’s first mandatory carbon trading scheme is being credited
with potentially creating nearly 1,000 jobs while promoting energy-efficiency
projects in industries across Maine. Sixteen projects were awarded $8.9 million in state and federal grant money
on Wednesday. “These projects are
Wisconsin schools get energy pass – Daily Reporter (Milwaukee, Wi)
Wisconsin will let school districts spend more on energy- efficiency
projects, but the money might not make it to the construction
industry unless someone forces the issue. “The problem right now is that the big incentive for schools to do
these projects is grants and tax credits,” said Chris
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