New funding will help states, territories and tribes modernise critical electricity infrastructure.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced about $967 million in additional funding to strengthen power grid resilience.
The funding will be distributed through formula grants to states, territories and tribes, supporting projects tailored to local needs.
The investments aim to modernise critical infrastructure, lower costs and make electricity supply more resilient to disruption.
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The programme’s largest single investment will support 61 tribal entities in 16 states, including electricity for 150 unserved homes.
New measures will support up to one million retrofits and heat-pump rebates for as many as 820,000 households.
The package supports the Mactaquac hydro station and equipment that will improve stability on the provincial grid.
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