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DOE Solar Technical Assistance Program Will Serve 500 More Communities by 2027

DOE Solar Technical Assistance Program Will Serve 500 More Communities by 2027

The program aims to help local governments follow national best practices to expand solar energy use. At least 200 of the new designees will be communities DOE considers underserved.

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