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  • Sunday, July 12, 2009

    U.S. TAXPAYERS INVEST $3 BIL IN NEW ENERGY

    U.S. makes $3 billion available for renewable energy
    Tom Doggett (w/David Gregorio), July 9, 2009 (Reuters)

    "The Obama administration…[has] unveiled guidelines that will allow companies to apply for some $3 billion in government funds to boost development of renewable energy projects around the country, creating jobs.

    "The funding will help meet the White House's goal to double U.S. renewable energy production over the next three years and also provide companies with easier financing than many can obtain in the private sector where credit remains tight."


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    "The money, from the economic stimulus package, will provide direct payments to companies in lieu of tax credits to support an estimated 5,000 bio-mass, solar, wind and other renewable energy production facilities.

    "The Treasury and Energy Departments announced the funding guidelines, which would provide each project with an average $600,000."


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    "Previously energy companies could file for a tax credit to cover a portion of the costs of a renewable energy project. Under the new program, companies would forgo the tax credits in favor of an immediate reimbursement of a portion of the property expense, making funds available almost immediately…

    "Energy companies will be able to apply for the money in coming weeks. Until then, the administration made available the program's terms and conditions, guidance and
    a sample application…"

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