Agency hopes to spur private capital investment in carbon capture and storage projects to help reduce harmful emissions, with funds authoried by the 2021 federal infrastructure law.

Largest grant is $292M for concrete casing, part of New York-New Jersey Hudson Tunnel project.

The two ports are using $703 million in grants awarded this fall under the federal funding law for projects, from hardening facilities against extreme weather events to reducing emissions.

The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant has supported a variety of projects aimed at cutting fossil fuel emissions and making buildings more efficient.

West Coast port infrastructure receives a boost as California and Hawaii win $140.6 million in federal grants.

Port projects in Washington, Oregon and Alaska received a combined total of $209.4 million in federal port development grants.

Projects are set to gain more funding opportunities under the U.S. infrastructure law as transit industry continues to receive record levels of investment

Wildlife crossings over major highways are growing in popularity as increasing evidence shows they are a cost-effective method to improve safety.

Washington received $97.7 million in RAISE grants for seven projects. Three projects each from Oregon and Alaska were also chosen for the program.