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DOE funds three projects to remove carbon emissions from power plants

Projects in Texas, California, North Dakota are anticipated to remove about 7.75 million metric tons of carbon emissions from being released

Amy Denney

U.S. invests billions in hydrogen, the ‘Swiss Army knife of energy’

Network of seven regional clean hydrogen hubs will create hydrogen from available resources in each region to store and use locally

Amy Denney

New Texas laws include tax relief for small businesses, removing DEI offices

New Texas laws for 2024 include tax relief for small businesses, removing higher education DEI offices

Adam Rollins

Cloud-based traffic camera network to help Texas town reduce crime

Automated cameras can read license plates of passing vehicles to help reduce crime and protect residents

Amy Denney

Incentives, tax credits can help companies, governments transition to electric fleets

Federal and state governments are investing in new programs and incentives to help public and private entities electrify their fleets

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Despite cloudy outlook, more offshore wind leases proposed

Auctions proposed off Atlantic Coast, Gulf of Mexico to help boost U.S. wind energy production

Miles Smith

DOE investing in inertial fusion as a clean-energy source

$42 million grant program will create three research-and-development hubs that will focus on advancing inertial confinement fusion energy as a potential new source of clean energy

Amy Denney

Louisiana first state to have high-speed internet plan approved for BEAD grants

National Telecommunications and Information Administration is overseeing distribution of $42.45 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to all 50 states, Washington, D.C, and five territories to deliver high-speed internet

Miles Smith

Congressional subcommittee says inflation, slow funding among issues with BIL

Lawmakers were seeking “clarity on a myriad of issues” related to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

Miles Smith

Welsh officially tabbed as A&M’s new president

Retired Gen. Mark Welsh will officially take the reins as president of Texas A&M University, gaining approval from the Texas A&M Board of Regents earlier this week

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