On Dec. 29, the Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs announced $18.4 million to 13 communities for clean energy and energy resiliency projects. Projects include a battery storage system for a solar energy installation at a Greenfield high school; projects involving renewable energy generation and battery storage in Holyoke, at the fire headquarters, Mt. Tom Tower and the Dean School; and resiliency projects at the Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School, the Department of Public Works and Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton. It was the second round of grants from a project to prepare the state for climate change, which was announced in January. The grants were funded by payments made by retail electricity suppliers. Another round is planned for 2015.
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