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$9.4 million available to develop advanced biofuel innovations

Eligible projects include those that enhance the necessary processes in advanced biofuel production and those that test innovations for biointermediates

Keaton Peters

Feds making $1 billion available to reduce methane emissions

Grants will be awarded through the Methane Emissions Reduction Program as part of an ongoing effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions nationwide

Karn Dhingra

Tidal, river-current energy projects receive federal funds

Funds will support efforts to transition local communities to clean energy

Strategic Partnerships

Pentagon to get rooftop solar panels as part of federal energy-conservation push

Department of Energy this week announced $104 million for net-zero projects at 31 federal facilities

Stacy Evans

Funds, tax incentives to help states improve local school infrastructure

Initiatives will help districts modernize aging infrastructure and implement clean-energy technology, such as solar panels and electric vehicles

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

Mary Scott Nabers

U.S. has new funding for projects that provide energy resiliency

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will oversee the $10.5 billion program, and the first round of funding has now been allocated.

Strategic Partnerships

Energy Department allocates $1.3 billion to three projects

The U.S. Department of Energy has committed $1.3 billion to underwrite three large-scale transmission projects that will provide new options for clean energy resources in six states around the country.

Adam Rollins

Texas energy grid receives $3.5 billion DOE funding

Program includes four projects aimed at strengthening the state's energy infrastructure and providing clean, affordable power to disadvantaged communities.

Strategic Partnerships

Washington state pilot program taps sewage to heat businesses

King County in the Seattle area is accepting applications for two projects for a renewable energy pilot program that uses sewage to keep businesses warm during the winter.

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