New York State to fund clean energy projects

By Jonathan D. Epstein: The Buffalo News - Business

State officials are seeking applications for up to $250 million to fund large-scale clean-energy generation projects – including wind farms, fuel cells, biomass and renewable biogas facilities, and upgrades to small or mid-sized hydropower operations – as part investments to promote renewable energy.

The funds will come from the ninth round of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s Renewable Portfolio Standard program.

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