"US Government Allocates $20 Billion for Community Climate Projects through 'Green Bank' Funding"
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The Environmental Protection Agency plans to award $20 billion in grants to eight nonprofits, ranging from $500 million to $6.9 billion, to spur clean energy projects in overlooked communities. The funds will be used to offer loans to businesses, homeowners, and others to promote clean energy across the country, particularly in low-income neighborhoods, with the goal of financing community-based climate projects.
Topics:business#clean-energy#climate#climate-projects#environmental-protection-agency#grants#green-bank
- Environmental Protection Agency Gives $20 Billion in 'Green Bank' Grants The New York Times
- Biden EPA awards $20 billion to finance local clean-energy projects - The Washington Post The Washington Post
- Eight nonprofits to administer $20 billion in federal climate funds The Hill
- Biden admin doles out $20 billion in "green bank" funding Axios
- US starts 'green bank' to finance community climate projects E&E News by POLITICO
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