Pendleton Secures $2.5 Million for Renewable Energy Initiatives
Pendleton has received over $2.5 million in grants for renewable energy projects, including $1 million for a battery energy storage system and $1.5 million for wind turbines and micro-hydroelectric generation at the Resource Recovery Facility. Additionally, the city secured $70,000 for energy audits at the Convention Center and City Hall to enhance efficiency.
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Pendleton has been awarded over $2.5 million for renewable energy projects, comprising a $1 million state grant for a 500-kilowatt battery energy storage system at the Byers Aquifer Storage and Recovery Well Site and $1.5 million in federal funding for wind turbines and micro-hydropower at the Resource Recovery Facility. The city also received $70,000 for energy audits of the Convention Center and City Hall.
These initiatives aim to enhance energy efficiency and long-term community resilience. Pendleton is collaborating with Ameresco for the implementation of these projects.
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