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Biden administration awards $20 billion for clean energy investment in low-income communities

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South Shore school lunch program setting the standard | SaltWire #school #lunch #educationWASHINGTON - Vice President Kamala Harris and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan on Thursday announced eight organizations that will oversee the spending of $20 billion in grants to fund tens of thousands of clean energy and transportation projects in disadvantaged communities across the United States.

“The grantees announced today will help ensure that families, small businesses, and community leaders have access to the capital they need to make climate and clean energy projects a reality in their neighborhoods,” Harris said in a statement. Three non-profit coalitions comprised of community development financial institutions, local green banks and other community lending organizations were chosen to distribute $14 billion from a National Clean Investment Fund , that aims to support affordable clean technology projects nationwide.

 

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