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Laura Sibilia: “Funding those projects up to $200,000.”

Featuring: Laura Sibilia, Independent | Vermont House of Representatives, Windham-Bennington District

Laura Sibilia explains the Municipal Energy Resilience Initiatives Bill to the Vermont Natural Resources Committee

Published February 4, 2022 | Video Starts at 06:36

How can we reduce fossil fuel usage? How can we increase resiliency, weatherization? I mean these are things that we do in other places. So, but this is specifically municipalities and then funding, Funding those projects up to $200,000. So that's where we started then and then Governor Scott came in with the budget and brought forward something called resilient Communities. (06:36–06:40)

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Asserts that projects under Bill 518 may receive funding up to $200,000.

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