The administration was a little slow in posting their updates yesterday, so that’s why there wasn’t a post about this on Friday.
We still below $.5 billion in payouts from DOE and NSF. Remember: Vote in our poll on when DOE will cross the $1 billion mark.
Also, the DOE upped its promised spending over the last few days by$160 million and here are some of the most recent new projects:
- $8.4 Million for Regional Sequestration Technology Training Projects
- $300 Million in Clean Cities Grants to Support Clean Fuels, Vehicles, and Infrastructure Development
- $101 Million for Weatherization Programs in Guam and Pennsylvania
- $51 Million for State Energy Programs in Alaska, Guam and New Jersey
The NSF numbers indicate that it has allocated another $190 million. That’s good news, I guess, but again it is not immediately clear where the money has been allocated.
Department of Energy (4.8% paid out):
National Science Foundation (1.3% paid out):
Source: Recovery.gov
