Individual grants of up to $25,000 can help coal communities hire grant writers, for example, Tucson Electric Power says.
David Wichner Arizona’s three biggest electric utilities including Tucson Electric Power Co. have pledged a combined $1 million to help secure grant funding for communities that could be impacted by the retirement of coal-fired power plants.
The individual grants of up to $25,000 can help communities hire grant writers or commission economic impact studies, for example, to bolster community efforts to compete for federal, state and other grant opportunities. Tribal and community groups have been pressing TEP and other utilities to compensate coal-impacted communities in proceedings before the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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