Keaton Peters DOE unveils plans to decarbonize multiple transportation sectors The initiative looks to address both environmental concerns and affordability in the nation's transportation systems.
Jerrod Kingery Phoenix dedicating $60 million to increase shade across the city The Shade Phoenix plan calls for planting over 27,000 new trees and building 550 new shade structures.
Pete Hahnloser 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.
Brady Pieper DOE invests $28.7 million for grid-hardening project in Tallahassee’s weather-damaged communities The project will allow community hubs and essential services to operate during disruptive events.
Miles Smith 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.
Keaton Peters 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.
Adam Rollins Illinois Commerce Commission approves more than $2 billion for state electrical grid upgrades ComEd will focus its efforts to increase grid resiliency, keeping consumers protected against severe weather caused by climate change.
Jerrod Kingery White House announces executive order to build AI data centers on federal land Federal agencies will hold competitive solicitations for proposals to lease these sites for developing, owning and operating large-scale AI infrastructure.
Keaton Peters 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.
Keaton Peters $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.