Chamber Of Commerce Gives Colorado A Grant To Export Green Energy To China, Mexico

DENVER — Colorado will receive a $363,135 federal grant to promote clean-technology exports to China and Mexico.

State officials announced the grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Thursday.

The Colorado International Trade Office will receive the federal matching funds over the next three years to support the export of clean technologies and services by Colorado companies to China and Mexico.

The grant will support a program called CO-EXist, or Colorado Export of Innovative and Sustainable Technologies, which works with small and medium-sized Colorado companies.

Comments

[Geoling]

Who is it at Huffington Post that can't tell the difference between the U.S. DEPARTMENT of Commerce and the U.S. CHAMBER of Commerce?

[Black Knight]

So we're exporting jobs to Mexico and China so they can build green energy tech.

Or we're exporting equipment we build here that produces green energy to China and Mexico?