A substantial amount of federal funding has been allocated to New York following the passing of a massive infrastructure and clean energy funding measure by Congress in 2021. Two companies in the Rochester area have secured almost $76 million in grants to advance hydrogen-power technology. Various projects in different counties across New York, from road repairs to hybrid buses, have received significant grants. The $1.2 trillion infrastructure law has resulted in almost $29 billion in grants to New York, with a focus on improving transportation, including rail projects in the Bronx and Westchester. The funding also covers smaller projects like traffic signal replacements and bridge renovations. Furthermore, New York has received an additional $3 billion in federal funding for clean energy and microchip manufacturing through other legislation under President Biden's administration. This funding not only supports infrastructure upgrades but also promotes environmental remediation and technological advancements in the state.