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A new state agency will be charged with helping Arizonans take advantage of federal energy funds. But will it happen soon enough?

A new state agency will be charged with helping Arizonans take advantage of federal energy funds. But will it happen soon enough?

The state is expected to receive around $6 billion for infrastructure over five years with 50 specific projects that have already been identified for funding as a result of the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

(Fargo, ND) -- North Dakota is already seeing the results of a bipartisan bill meant to improve infrastructure across the country. The $1.2 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, otherwise known as the American Jobs Plan, was officially signed into law on November 15th, 2021. The legislation contained measures to rebuild roadways and bridges, improve airports and public

Gov. Ivey awards money to help local governments, public schools and nonprofits make their facilities more energy efficient.

In a preliminary vote last week, the DC Council unanimously approved the Safer Intersections Act, which will prohibit right-on-reds except at designated intersections, as well as allow cyclists to treat stoplights as yield signs. Street safety advocates hailed the news — and questioned why the dangerous maneuver was ever allowed at all.

The U.S. Department of Energy has launched two new program offices – the Grid Deployment Office and the Office of State and Community Energy Programs.

Two New DOE Offices Will Support the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Investments to Modernize the Electric Grid, Help States, Communities, Tribes and Territories Build Out Clean Energy Infrastructure and Revitalize Economies.

"The 2023 Energy and Water funding bill meets so many of our most pressing energy, water infrastructure, and climate challenges while helping to lower energy costs."

The bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides a historic opportunity for our state.