Sacramento State, along with partners, received a $127.5 million federal stimulus grant to improve Sacramento’s electric grid as part of the Smart Sacramento project first introduced in September.
Rep. Doris Matsui, D-Sacramento, a supporter of the Smart Sacramento project, announced Oct. 27 the grant given to fund the local smart grid energy project, a joint venture among the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Sac State, California Department of General Services and Los Rios Community College District.
The grant was made available by Matsui and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
via Sac State receives grant to improve electric grid – News.
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