Senator Lieberman Applauds More Than $3.8 Million in Energy Efficiency and Conservation Grants for CT
September 30, 2009 -- WASHINGTON, DC - Senator Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) today praised the release of $3,804,100 to help communities improve their energy efficiency, reduce their energy use and fossil fuel emissions, and create green jobs. The funds were released by the Department of Energy as a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
"Connecticut's cities and towns have consistently been leaders in implementing the newest in energy efficient and green technology," Lieberman said. "The funds provided by these grants will enable these municipalities to continue to improve their energy efficiency, reducing their overall energy use and freeing up more money to put back into the community and create new jobs."
Below is a breakdown of the municipalities receiving funds:
Hartford $1,372,700
Middletown $213,300
New Haven $1,263,500
Norwalk $805,000
Torrington $149,600
Source: Senator Joe Lieberman
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