Dayton Power and Light Company - Dayton Power and Light Awards Three $25,000 Community Environmental Grants to Enhance Area Cities - Right Tree Right Place program completes its third successful year

The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L), a subsidiary of The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES), awarded three $25,000 grants to the communities of Coldwat. . .

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DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY
Dayton Power and Light Awards Three $25,000 Community Environmental Grants to Enhance Area Cities
Right Tree Right Place program completes its third successful year

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DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANYDayton Power and Light Awards Three $25,000 Community Environmental Grants to Enhance Area CitiesRight Tree Right Place program completes its third successful year

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ENGIE NORTH AMERICA ENGIE announces $1bn Tax Equity Financing for more than 1.3 GW of U.S. Renewables AssetsLargest Financing to Date Supports Acceleration of Renewables and Continued Expansion for ENGIE in the U.S.

COMEDGov. Pritzker Joins ComEd to Present G&W Electric with Record High $2.6 Million Rebate for Largest Commercial Solar/Storage Installation in Illinois

INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY AGENCYMajor Global Utilities Announce Joint Intent to Scale Renewable Capacity by 2.5 times to 2030

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGYBiden-Harris Administration Awards First State Funding and Announces Progress on Historic $8.8 Billion Home Energy Rebate Programs to Lower Utility Bills

PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORYGarbage Could Replace a Quarter of Petroleum-Based Jet Fuel Every Year Understanding where Americans produce the most garbage—and where the busiest airports are—can inform where to build waste-to-fuel facilities

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DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY
Dayton Power and Light Awards Three $25,000 Community Environmental Grants to Enhance Area Cities
Right Tree Right Place program completes its third successful year

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YOU MUST OPEN A SESSION OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT

ENGIE NORTH AMERICA
ENGIE announces $1bn Tax Equity Financing for more than 1.3 GW of U.S. Renewables Assets
Largest Financing to Date Supports Acceleration of Renewables and Continued Expansion for ENGIE in the U.S.

COMED
Gov. Pritzker Joins ComEd to Present G&W Electric with Record High $2.6 Million Rebate for Largest Commercial Solar/Storage Installation in Illinois

INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY AGENCY
Major Global Utilities Announce Joint Intent to Scale Renewable Capacity by 2.5 times to 2030

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Biden-Harris Administration Awards First State Funding and Announces Progress on Historic $8.8 Billion Home Energy Rebate Programs to Lower Utility Bills

PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY
Garbage Could Replace a Quarter of Petroleum-Based Jet Fuel Every Year
Understanding where Americans produce the most garbage—and where the busiest airports are—can inform where to build waste-to-fuel facilities