U.S. Department of Energy Archives

DOE awarding $31 million for clean energy projects in smaller communities

The selected communities will focus on projects such as building efficiency and electrification, clean transportation, energy infrastructure improvements, microgrid development, renewable energy and job training.

Keaton Peters

DOE investing $430 million to upgrade hydroelectric infrastructure

Hydropower accounts for 27% of the country's renewable electricity generation, with the bonus that it does not depend on real-time weather conditions to produce electricity like wind and solar.

Pete Hahnloser

DOE awarding $142 million to small businesses for clean energy, cybersecurity research

The funding will support over 100 project areas, including clean energy and decarbonization, cybersecurity and grid reliability.

Brady Pieper

DOE granting $62 million for development of next-gen clean hydrogen tech

Spanning 15 states, these projects range from enhancing hydrogen fueling infrastructure to creating hydrogen-powered equipment for port operations.

Keaton Peters

Austin school district receives $15 million for rooftop solar, efficiency upgrades

The plan includes installing rooftop solar panels at 14 locations along with building automation controls for heating and air conditioning.

Brady Pieper

DOE investing $48.6 million in coastal wind energy grants

FOA supports agency’s mission to speed up the deployment of wind power off U.S. coasts

Pete Hahnloser

DOE announces up to $127.5 million to remove carbon from cement makers, power plants

Funding is for the development of test centers focused on carbon dioxide capture, removal and conversion at cement plants and utilities.

Pete Hahnloser

Department of Energy announces funding for state, local clean energy projects

The funding can be used for clean energy initiatives aimed at reducing energy use, boosting energy efficiency and promoting environmental justice.

Pete Hahnloser

DOE offering up to $54.4 million for tech to reduce carbon emissions

The funding is for the advancement of CO2 capture technologies from industrial and power generation output or directly from the atmosphere

Keaton Peters

States receive $240 million to implement energy efficiency standards

This initiative aims to improve energy efficiency, save consumers money, and reduce the impacts of climate change across the U.S.

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