Is it also your understanding that of this $23.072 million in the amendment, $16.5 million shall be for an increase in wind energy systems of which $2 million shall be for the Kotzebue, Alaska project. In addition, the amendment would provide increases of $2.0 million for international solar, $1.5 million for solar thermal; $1.0 million for resource assessment; $1.072 million for the renewable energy production incentive program; and $1 million for the utility climate challenge program.
James M. Jeffords: “Is it also your understanding that of this $23.072 million in the amendment, $16.5 million shall be for an increase in…”
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Discussing funding allocations for renewable energy projects during a legislative session.
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