The District of Columbia’s Solar for All program secured the prestigious Grand Prize in the Sunny Awards for Equitable Community Solar. The Sunny Awards is an initiative […]
Sunny Awards Honor District of Columbia Solar for All Program
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Nationwide Solar Momentum: Biden-Harris Administration’s Investment Plans Unveiled
As part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled exciting solar energy investments. These initiatives aim to lower home […]
Game-Changing Moves: Churches Utilize Incentives to Strengthen Community Solar
Since the inception of the first community solar project in 2006, the country has made remarkable progress, now boasting over 2,000 solar projects across the nation. These […]
New Jersey’s Energy Landscape: Analyzing the Investing in America Agenda’s Impact
On the highly anticipated date of July 26, 2023, U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm will grace Princeton, New Jersey with her presence, where she will […]
Act Fast: $145M Solar Panel Factory Project Set for Twin Cities
Heliene Inc., a prominent Canadian solar panel manufacturer, is set to make a significant investment in the United States. With an already successful plant operating on the […]
Fast-approaching Deadlines for Solar for All Grant Applications
The EPA announced a Solar for All grant competition on June 28, 2023, offering $7 billion to encourage solar energy access in disadvantaged communities. Governments, tribes, and […]
The $7 billion Solar for All grant competition takes center stage at a North Carolina press event, courtesy of the EPA and Congresswoman Valerie Foushee
At a recent North Carolina press event, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Congresswoman Valerie Foushee announced the $7 billion Solar for All grant competition. Funded […]
Assistance for Hurricane Recovery: Three Grant Offices Unveiled on the Gulf Coast
In an effort to facilitate the recovery process from the devastating impacts of the 2020 Hurricanes Sally and Zeta, the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs […]
Grant Submissions Disqualified Due to Technicalities
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, the programs designed to help the city’s most vulnerable residents have been derailed due to procedural technicalities. A new roof for an impoverished homeowner, […]
Housing Assistance Fund Promoted as Foreclosures Gradually Increase
Foreclosures in New Hampshire have started to increase following the end of federal government support programs, despite dropping during the years post-COVID-19. A property data firm, ATTOM, […]
