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Energy officials say termination of Solar for All program will hurt low-income Mainers
Maine energy officials on Friday decried the Trump administration’s announcement it will cancel nearly $7 billion in grants to fund solar energy projects for low-income households, saying it will raise costs for Maine people,
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced Thursday that he is canceling a $7 billion Biden-era ...
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The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to cancel a Biden-era solar grant program will hinder efforts to lower energy ...
In Louisiana, Solar for All was intended to lower electricity bills and expand resiliency for low-income residents. The ...
The Trump administration's proposal to terminate the Solar for All program threatens Nevada's federal funding for residential ...
In a video statement, EPA administrator Lee Zeldin called the program set to benefit more than 900,000 low-income households and disadvantaged communities across the U.S. a “grift.” ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is drafting termination letters that would claw back $7 billion in Solar for All ...
Cincinnati planned to use the grant to build a community solar array on a former landfill site, giving low-income households ...
It would come at a time of record energy prices, rising electricity demand, and growing strain on households and infrastructure,” a DEEP spokesman said.
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