The Green Municipal Fund Makes New Energy Project Funding Available
Ottawa, ON – The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) today launched a new Green Municipal Fund (GMF) funding opportunity in the energy sector for municipal governments and municipal energy utilities. Through the Energy Request for Proposals (RFP) process, GMF will award funds totalling approximately $20 million in low interest rate loans and $2 million in grants. The Energy RFP will open February 8, 2006.

New Call for Applications for Funding by Sustainable Development Technology Canada Ottawa, Ontario, January 25, 2006- Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), a Government of Canada initiative that finances and supports the development and demonstration of clean technologies, announced its ninth call for funding applications (Statements of Interest - SOI). The closing date for submissions is March 15, 2006.

NOTICE: CANMET Energy Technology Centre is exhibiting at the 2005 China Workshop on Mercury Control from Coal Combustion.

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