EPA announces new solar program that could help Arizonans save on power bills

Vail News

EPA announces new solar program that could help Arizonans save on power bills
BidenEnvironmental Protection AgencyEpa
  • 📰 kgun9
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 34 sec. here
  • 7 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 34%
  • Publisher: 51%

Andrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at [email protected].

VAIL, Ariz. — Since 2019, Linda Beimers has had solar energy at her home. She lives in a rural part of Vail , where power bills can get expensive.Beimers thought investing in solar might save her money. But she says even since paying off her solar loans, her bills have still been hundreds of dollars.

But there could be some relief in sight. The Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded a $156 million grant to help rural and low-income people in Arizona get assistance for solar energy. Governor Katie Hobbs' office says through the"Solar for All Arizonans" program, over 300 rural households are going to benefit from solar and battery systems that can prevent those homes from losing electricity. The governor's office says that should help Arizonans save millions on their power bills in the form of a credit.

“It would help those folks that are paying double bills because that’s quite an expense,” Beimers said.----

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

kgun9 /  🏆 584. in US

Biden Environmental Protection Agency Epa Solar Energy Solar Power

Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Get ready for a very hot week!Get ready for a very hot week!Andrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »

Midtown mother advocates in D.C. as first national 'forever chemicals' drinking water standard is setMidtown mother advocates in D.C. as first national 'forever chemicals' drinking water standard is setAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »

Foothills neighbors hoping to prevent fires by cleaning up invasive plantsFoothills neighbors hoping to prevent fires by cleaning up invasive plantsAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »

Northwest Fire District hiring, but seeing far less applicantsNorthwest Fire District hiring, but seeing far less applicantsAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »

Parents of Murdered Children getting the word out about crime victim’s rightsParents of Murdered Children getting the word out about crime victim’s rightsAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »

Minimum wage could change in Arizona under two separate proposalsMinimum wage could change in Arizona under two separate proposalsAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-02-25 17:27:37