DOE announces $80 million in grants to improve domestic uranium supply
The grants will help enhance the HALEU supply chain nationwide, establishing a robust and dependable nuclear fuel supply.
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FEMA opens applications for $1.35 billion in climate resilience funding
In recent years, climate-driven disasters from hurricanes to wildfires and floods have become more frequent and intense.
SUNY secures funding for EV chargers at New York campuses
SUNY will use the funds to install both fast chargers and level 2 chargers, with some to be paired with solar canopies and battery storage.
$635 million grant funding powers surge in EV charging station construction
The funding also includes support for hydrogen and natural gas fueling infrastructure projects.
HUD announces $12 billion in grants for disaster recovery across the U.S.
This funding supports disaster relief, long-term recovery, restoration of infrastructure and housing, economic revitalization and mitigation.
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.
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."
