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The Green Power Program which moves Missoula one step closer toward reaching its clean energy goals.

The Missoula urban area took another step in its goal of adopting 100% clean energy by 2030.Missoula County Commissioners looked at the term sheet that will gui

“We’re at an important first step,” said City Council member Amber Sherrill. “There will be many more steps after this.”

“We’re at an important first step,” said City Council member Amber Sherrill. “There will be many more steps after this.”

“We’re at an important first step,” said City Council member Amber Sherrill. “There will be many more steps after this.”

“We’re at an important first step,” said City Council member Amber Sherrill. “There will be many more steps after this.”

Customer demand for renewable energy has been increasing every year and at Puget Sound Energy (PSE), that demand has been harnessed to fund solar grants to nonprofits, housing authorities and tribal entities serving low-income and BIPOC community members through the Green Power Solar Grant program.

Green power is thriving, whether it’s harnessing wind, water or sunlight. Thanks to Puget Sound Energy’s Green Power Community Support Grants, local groups, nonprofits and the environment will benefit for years to come.

The Department of Commerce recently awarded the city with a $73,000 grant to install solar panels on the roof of Woodinville City Hall.

As local governments across the country puzzle over how to eliminate their use of electricity generated by fossil fuels, the North Carolina town of Boone has met that goal.