A state grant program that aided schools in upgrading air conditioning systems has ended. Lawmakers and the governor were unable to extend the program. As a result, unused funds will be reclaimed by utilities.
The program, known as CalSHAPE, had allocated a significant amount of money to help schools improve their systems. However, a substantial portion of the funds remains unspent.
Further information about the program's conclusion and its impact is available from the source. The unused funds, totaling $191 million, must be returned to utilities by law.
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