DOI invests $514 million in western water storage, conveyance projects
This funding will support dam expansion and water conveyance initiatives in Colorado, California, Idaho and Washington.
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New York Department of Transportation receives $32 million grant to reduce pollution from construction
The program’s goals include identifying low carbon materials and adopting lower carbon specifications for large volume materials for state projects.
Indigenous communities harness $121 million to prepare for climate impacts
This funding looks to help tribes proactively plan for the future while safely relocating critical community infrastructure.
New York announces nearly $102 million in funding for rail and port improvement projects
NYDOT will pursue applicants that modernize rail infrastructure and further establish New York as a global commerce destination.
Department of Defense launches critical intelligence tool development program
The program will establish multiple controlled digital environments for AI testing and experimentation in so-called “sandboxes."
DOE allocating $45 million for university-led projects to build critical mineral supply chains
The investment is part of a major push by the United States to reduce its dependence on foreign nations for imported materials.
$1.8 billion funding opportunity available for direct air capture technology
This program will support construction of both mid-scale and large-scale facilities that can pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.
DOE offering $33 million for research into alternative fuels
The NOI offers two funding opportunities for R&D)projects in sustainable propane and renewable chemicals, as well as algal system cultivation and preprocessing.
Feds award nearly $325 million to combat methane pollution in Colorado, Wyoming
Reducing methane emissions is one of the most important and cost-effective actions the U.S. can take to slow the rate of rapidly rising global temperatures.
DOE issues $500 million funding opportunity to expand nation’s carbon transport systems
The U.S. currently transports nearly 60 million metric tons of CO2 per year, but the projected demand for transport is expected to rise dramatically in the coming decades.
