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The CNMI Department of Public Works, Division of Energy Office, is pleased to announce that the Weatherization Assistance Program team will be present on Tinian tomorrow, April 27, from 9am

ASHLAND Kentucky Power will offer new energy efficiency programs to help lower electric usage and bills, according to a press release.

As construction workers at the Delta Township Wastewater recovery facility continued efforts to expand the facility, state officials announced they would be investing an additional $290 million into wastewater infrastructure throughout the state. Using authority from the 2002 Great Lakes Water Quality Protection Bond, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, House Appropriations Committee Chair Angela Witwer (D-Delta Twp.) […] The post Whitmer expands MI Clean Water Plan, while enviros call for more clean ...

The grants support Alabama’s Weatherization Assistance Program, which provides funds to improve the energy efficiency and safety of qualifying homes. Priority i

The city of Whitefish is hosting a weatherization and electrification workshop on April 30.

MONTGOMERY — Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded grants totaling more than $5.8 million to agencies that help low-income residents lower their energy costs by weatherizing their homes.

NDEE is requesting proposals for a Weatherization Assistance provider that will work to reduce energy costs for low-income families in Douglas CountyThe Nebrask

As the nation grapples with rising utility costs, the Nevada Department of Corrections is confronting a financial crisis, battling to keep the lights on in its correctional facilities across the state. The department is dealing with substantial increases in utility bills, with estimates pointing to a 20 to 25% surge compared to the budget set…

Better data on working AC infrastructure in American homes would improve how the federal government and its state and local partners target local social services and interventions during extreme heat events.

CenterPoint Energy is urging its Ohio customers to review their payment options as the winter heating season is ending.