PHOENIX — Nearly $1 million in federal grants was allocated to four businesses across Arizona to advance clean energy projects, officials announced Tuesday.
The funding totaling $975,000 was provided by the Inflation Reduction Act, according to the Department of Agriculture.
“Today’s awards reflect the Biden-Harris Administration’s and USDA’s commitment to ensuring our most vulnerable communities across Arizona receive the support to keep electricity costs low and transition toward more sustainable forms of energy,” USDA Rural Development Arizona State Director Charlene Fernandez said.
“As the backbone of Arizona’s rural areas and their economies, small businesses deserve the opportunity to do their part in reducing emissions while benefiting from low energy costs.”
These are the 4 businesses set to benefit from the grant
The largest of the four grants is heading to Chucho Produce LLC in Nogales, with the company set to receive $682,539 for the installation of a solar panel sys …
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