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**For:** Business & Industry, Government Industrial production is among the top five leading contributors of emissions in the state. Colorado’s Clean Air Program provides grants for industry-related emission reduction projects that bring the State closer to its air pollutant emission reduction goals.
Clean Air Program grants offset the direct costs of purchasing industrial air pollutant emission reduction equipment at the site where air pollutant emissions are generated and released. The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) offered technical assistance to help eligible facilities identify decarbonization opportunities. Visit the CAP Technical Assistance Offering webpage to learn more about this initiative.
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