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$152 Million from the Department of Energy for three separate announcements
- $34M for Clean Hydrogen.
This will fund 19 industry- and university-led research projects to make clean hydrogen more available and affordable.
- $70M for Research Training in Historically Underrepresented Institutions.
The funding, through our Reaching a New Energy Sciences Workforce (RENEW) initiative, will support internships, training programs, and mentor opportunities at 65 different institutions, including 40 higher-learning institutions that serve minority populations.
- $48M for Grid Modernization.
Three states and nine tribal nations will receive this funding to modernize the electric grid against climate-driven extreme weather and natural disasters. This is the 6th cohort of our Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grant program.
DOE Announces Intent to Fund Pilot-Scale Projects That Convert Carbon Emissions into Value-Added Products
Moving Toward an Electrified Solution to Generate Heat for Manufacturing Industries
ERCOT accelerates initiative to streamline energy procurement and dispatch.
Natural gas demand growth picks up in 2024 amid uncertainties over supply.
Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $430 Million to Accelerate Domestic Clean Energy Manufacturing in Former Coal Communities.
Biden-Harris Administration Invests $430 Million to Upgrade America’s Hydropower Infrastructure
DOE Announces $33 Million to Deploy Solar Technologies to Decarbonize America’s Industrial Sector
Biden-Harris Administration Invests $2.2 Billion in the Nation's Grid to Protect Against Extreme Weather, Lower Costs, and Prepare For Growing Demand
US solar panel manufacturing jumps 4-fold after Inflation Reduction Act
Biden-Harris Administration Invests $10 Million to Develop New and Alternative Supplies of Critical Minerals and Materials.
