Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports the Coalition, Led by Washington Maritime Blue, With Their Proposal to Support a Blue Economy Cluster in the Pacific Northwest Region of Washington and Northern Oregon. the Coalition's Proposal Seeks to Equitably Re-align and Transform Capital Investments With Plans for Strategic Road Mapping; Market and Industry Analysis; Comprehensive Incubation and Acceleration; and an Expansive, Equitable Workforce and Jobs Development Program to Support an Invigorated and Resilient Regional Blue Economy. If Provided an Implementation Grant, the Coalition Proposes to Advance Large-scale / Late-stage Technologies to Be Manufactured in the Region; Commercialize New Mid-stage Innovations; Accelerate Entrepreneurs and Innovators; Test and Validate Multiple New Clean Energy Production and Storage Technologies; and Drive Economic and Social Benefits to Communities.
Committed
$498,099
Paid out
$14.9K
3%
Committed, not yet paid
$483.2K
97%
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