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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) - Joint Agency Path to Streamline Transmission Siting in Illinois the State of Illinois, Through the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (idnr), Propose to Launch a Comprehensive Initiative to Streamline and Ease Transmission Line Siting Review and Approval Processes in Illinois, Ensure Better Protection of Natural and Historical Sites and Resources, and Incorporate Community-identified Needs Into the Siting Approval Process. the Initiative Will Focus on Upgrading Icc and Idnr Review and Baseline Data Points to Be Used for the $1.4 Billion, 380-MILE Miso LRTP Tranche 1 as Well as the LRTP Tranche 2 Projects With Overlapping Impact Areas in Illinois. the Improvements and Data Collected Will Then Inform and Ease Any Future Icc and Idnr Transmission Projects Siting Review and Decisions and Lower Costs and Time for Project Development and Review.
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$8.3 Million
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