New Empowering Rural America (New Era) Program in Colorado

A thicker NEW ERA file in Colorado

CFDA 10.758 is titled New Empowering Rural America (NEW ERA) Program. Colorado is the place-of-performance state. $851,003,376 sums obligations on records that carry both keys. Twenty-three awards is a thicker rural-energy file than North Dakota’s six-award cell. More rows under a similar $850 million band pull the mean down. The packet does not name cooperatives or generation projects. The join is a two-key filter, not a ranking of rural grids.

The Colorado hub totals every program. The national 10.758 hub totals every state. This tie is the overlap. Geosciences, Post-9/11 education, ELC, and health centers also appear as Colorado joins in this harvest. Those CFDA numbers are not inside $851,003,376.

Twenty-three awards against $851,003,376 is nearly four times North Dakota’s six-award NEW ERA count on a dollar total that differs by only a few million. That is the cleanest same-catalog contrast in this harvest: similar dollars, different thickness, different means (about $37.0 million here, $142,773,020 in North Dakota). Clean contrast is still not a ranking of rural energy projects. Cooperative names remain unpublished. $851,003,376 stays on CFDA 10.758 inside Colorado.

NEW ERA is one USDA energy line

The catalog describes a rural America energy-empowerment program. It is not High Cost Universal Service, not EPA greenhouse-gas accelerator funding, and not Geosciences research. Packet facts are the obligation total, 23 awards, state CO, and CFDA 10.758. No megawatt or borrower list is included.

Place of performance tagged Colorado can cover mountain cooperatives, plains systems, or a statewide stamp. Awards coded to Wyoming, Utah, or New Mexico stay on other 10.758 ties even when transmission crosses those borders.

Questions

How much NEW ERA funding is obligated in Colorado?

USAspending records $851,003,376 in CFDA 10.758 obligations with Colorado place of performance, covering 23 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.

Why is Colorado’s NEW ERA mean lower than North Dakota’s?

Colorado has 23 awards summing to $851,003,376. North Dakota’s 10.758 join has 6 awards. More rows under similar dollars lower the mean. That is not a project-quality ranking.

What is the average 10.758 award in Colorado?

Dividing $851,003,376 by 23 awards produces about $37.0 million per award. That mean is not a median and not a typical residential rebate.

Does this include all federal spending in Colorado?

No. Only CFDA 10.758 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Colorado programs index.