News

Maine company accepts $8 million from feds for solar power projects

Maine company accepts $8 million from feds for solar power projects

Photo: clipart.com


A company that operates in Maine is receiving nearly $8 million in federal loans to help develop three solar power projects in rural parts of the state.

ASP2 Rural LLC is slated to receive the money through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Electric Infrastructure Loan and Loan Guarantee Program.

Maine’s two U.S. senators say the money will help make forthcoming solar projects in Caribou, Skowhegan and Fairfield possible.

The Caribou and Fairfield projects are nearly 1,000-kilowatt projects and the Skowhegan project is nearly 4,000 kilowatts.

Latest Headlines

6 hours ago in Local

Turner Man Arrested in Connection to Lewiston Shooting

According to Lewiston police, they responded to reports of a shooting Thursday afternoon at 235 Bartlett Street. No injuries were reported. 

16 hours ago in Local

Collins Breaks with Republicans to Vote to Shut Down Iran War

She joined GOP Kentucky Senator Rand Paul to back the measure

17 hours ago in Local

No Injuries, Schools Secure After Shots Fired in Lewiston

The Lewiston School Superintendent said that police had informed them of the shooting.

17 hours ago in Local

Maine Boy Dies After Being Pulled from South Carolina Hotel Pool

Police in South Carolina are still investigating

20 hours ago in Local, National

Janet Mills drops U.S. Senate bid before June 9 primary

LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — Maine Gov. Janet Mills on Thursday dropped her bid for the U.S. Senate, pointing to a lack of…