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CenterPoint Energy sought the money from a new $10.5 billion Department of Energy program.
University of Houston energy economist: “I don’t understand how the grant application could be rejected” CenterPoint has faced criticism for widespread power outages after Hurricane Beryl hit the area Monday morning .
In March , DOE “encouraged” CenterPoint to expand its initial application into a “full grant application,” according CenterPoint , which says it submitted the full application in April . “I certainly hope CenterPoint and DOE can work together to get this underway,” said Hirs of the University of Houston . DOE says on its website that grant recipients for the second round of grid funding will be announced later this year . This story also appears in Climatewire ..
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