September 27, 2010 Agriculture Grants, General Ag News and Notes Post a Comment

Hawaii rural companies get fed clean energy grants

HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii businesses are receiving federal money to help increase renewable energy production.

Hawaii Director for Rural Development Chris Kanazawa said the grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will help create jobs and reduce energy use for rural communities.

Lalamilo Farm Partners in Kamuela will receive nearly $170,000 to help buy and install a 95 kilowatt photovoltaic system.

O Guest Ranch Maui in Kula will get $70,000 for a 43 kilowatt photovoltaic system on a dairy farm.

Hawaii rural companies get fed clean energy grants – Yahoo! Finance

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  2. Clean energy future racing toward reality
  3. Hawaii agriculture and farming grants : Hawaii Business Grants
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  5. State lays groundwork for more clean energy
  6. State gets $2.1M in federal funding for renewable energy

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