A Cleveland green bank is leading a multi-state effort to secure a chunk of $7 billion in funding for low-income residential solar installations under the federal Inflation Reduction Act.
Data from the project will document savings and could help get more funding for solar energy in Cleveland neighborhoods that have historically been left behind.
Advocates say electric grid operators need to update their planning process to better prepare for extreme weather that’s becoming more common, and that more transmission lines can help lessen the risk of blackouts.
While a new report highlights barriers in buying, financing and charging electric vehicles, advocates say an equitable transition to electric transportation must also consider public transit, housing and land use.
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