This webinar will provide an overview of two new Pollution Prevention (P2) grant opportunities from the EPA. EPA encourages eligible applicants and interested stakeholders to attend.
This webinar will provide EECBG Program applicants with essential information regarding the option to use vouchers for EECBG Program projects.
These sessions provide an additional opportunity for input on the CPRG implementation phase following the 2022 listening sessions and Request For Information (RFI), as well as the March release of the CPRG planning grant guidance.
These sessions provide an additional opportunity for input on the CPRG implementation phase following the 2022 listening sessions and Request For Information (RFI), as well as the March release of the CPRG planning grant guidance.
DOE will host webinars to explain the design and application process of the EECBG Competitive Program.
These sessions provide an additional opportunity for input on the CPRG implementation phase following the 2022 listening sessions and Request For Information (RFI), as well as the March release of the CPRG planning grant guidance.
These sessions provide an additional opportunity for input on the CPRG implementation phase following the 2022 listening sessions and Request For Information (RFI), as well as the March release of the CPRG planning grant guidance.
DOT will conduct a webinar on the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program, focused on rural and tribal communities.
This webinar will emphasize how Tribes, specifically, can utilize Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) funds to create plans that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions including applying for future implementation grants.
Join us for an educational webinar to learn more about the US Department of Energy’s Energizing Rural Communities Prize, hosted by the Midwest Rural Organizing and Outreach for Transformative Solutions (ROOTS) program, Power A Clean Future Ohio and Great Plains Institute.
This webinar will cover the various opportunities for technical assistance available to EECBG formula grant applicants! Hear directly from Department of Energy (DOE) about blueprints, fellows, complimentary DOE resources, and more.
DOE will host webinars to explain the design and application process of the EECBG Competitive Program.
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