The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) has issued $6.5 million in energy efficiency grants to 14 organizations.
According to excerpts from the article:
“My
fellow commissioners and I are extremely pleased to announce these
grants,” said MPSC Chairman Orjiakor Isiogu. “The grants awarded today
will help the state promote and move forward in the development and
application of energy efficient technologies.”
The
Commission on March 21 issued a request for proposals for Michigan
energy efficiency grants for all customer classes with three distinct
focuses: plug-in hybrid electric vehicle pilot programs; compact
fluorescent lamp programs; and green community programs.
Based
on its review, the MPSC awarded grants to the University of Michigan,
the Superior Watershed Partnership, East Lansing’s Urban Options
and the West Michigan Environmental Action Council to name a few.
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