The Department of Energy awarded O-I Glass (a nationwide glass manufacturer) $760,185 to update its facility in Zanesville, Ohio to be more sustainable. This is the first round of funding that will total $1,551,399.
A $9.8 million grant from the Department of Energy will fund a first-of-a-kind production facility for critical raw minerals essential for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries in Taylor County, WV.
The Department of Energy awarded $75 million to the Cleveland-Cliffs Butler Works steel facility.
Shaker Heights, OH could save up to $800,000 in the next 25 years as it proceeds with a 2025 solar installation. The city hopes that the Inflation Reduction Act tax credits will hold out to recoup much of the cost.
Funding should help create approximately 5,000 construction jobs in Tennessee and Kentucky, and 7,500 operation jobs once the plants are up and running.
A post-COVID influx of animals forced a KY animal shelter to equip and light another section of their property and stuck them with a steep electric bill. At least until the Mountain Association, The Nature Conservancy, and the Appalachian Solar Finance Fund teamed up with the Inflation Reduction Act to cover the cost of a solar installation project.
Just For Kids installed a $28,000-value solar system for just $500 in 2023 thanks to grants, private donations, and tax credits made available through the Inflation Reduction Act.
The Department of Energy's Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations selected Constellium's manufacturing facility in Ravenswood, WV to begin award negotiation for up to $75 million
The Ohio EPA is awarding 14 southeastern governments, schools, businesses, and nonprofits $312,886 in Recycle Ohio Grants!
Pittsburgh Public Schools, in collaboration with the Wilkinsburg School District, The Efficiency network (TEN), and Green Building Alliance (GBA), has been awarded a Phase I, $300,000 Renew America's Schools Prize from the Department of Energy. This award - thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law - sets the stage to plan and implement critical infrastructure upgrades across 20 schools, including 18 in the City of Pittsburgh and 2 in the Borough of Wilkinsburg.