Sens. Rev. Warnock, Ossoff Secure Funds to Lower Energy Bills for Georgia Farmers & Small Businesses

Washington, D.C. — Georgia U.S. Senators Reverend Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff secured funding to lower energy bills for Georgia farmers and small businesses.

The investments will help strengthen rural electric infrastructure and connect residents to affordable and dependable power.

They will also help Georgia farmers and rural small businesses purchase and install renewable energy systems and make energy efficiency improvements, saving them money on electricity and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

“I will continue working to make affordable, dependable, and renewable energy more accessible in Georgia, and this grant should help Georgia families, farmers, and businesses lower energy bills,” Sen. Ossoff said.

“We must keep working toward an ecologically and economically sustainable future for our planet and communities, and these investments are critical to supporting that goal here in Georgia. I will keep pushing for federal investments to make this vision a reality in every corner of our state,” said Sen. Rev. Warnock.

Sens. Ossoff and Warnock continue to deliver on efforts to make clean energy infrastructure more affordable and accessible.

Sen. Ossoff’s Clean Energy for All Homes Act, which recently passed the U.S. House, will make it more affordable for Georgia families to install energy efficient home technology and save money on their energy bills.

Sen. Warnock has been a vocal advocate in the Senate for strong investments that help create sustainable jobs and support small businesses in Georgia.

Most recently, he secured a $5 billion investment in clean energy school bus technology to help combat environmental health concerns, and introduced new legislation to establish grants to transition the aviation industry to sustainable aviation fuel and incentivize the adoption of low-emission technology, spurring job growth.

Please find a breakdown of the funding allocations below:

Nelson Tractor Company, Inc.Blairsville, Ga.$43,980
365 Self Storage, Inc.Alto, Ga.$19,012
JD Cattle CompanyMonroe, Ga.$19,996
Zachary K. Hightower (farm)Colbert, Ga.$42,051
Carroll’s Sausage and Meats, Inc.Sylvester, Ga.$48,688
Georgia Pine Straw, Inc.Lyons, Ga.$22,250
Hardy FarmsHawkinsville, Ga.$6,128
Jeffery Lee Gay (farm)Winterville, Ga.$19,766
Southern Valley Fruit & Vegetable, Inc.Norman Park, Ga.$243,750
Complete Truck Bodies, Inc.Gay, Ga.$19,992
Joel Harvey (farm)Winterville, Ga.$19,687
Tanner Folsom Poultry Farms, LLCBaxley, Ga.$50,000
Corn Solar, LLCAtlanta, Ga.$200,723
Circle F. Farms, LLCBaxley, Ga.$50,000
Tri County Clinic of Chiropractic, LLCVidalia, Ga.$9,362
Starlight Poultry Farm, LLCNewton, Ga.$25,000
Tag Grinding Services, Inc.Marietta, Ga.$190,000

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