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Investments from the Inflation Reduction Act are helping improve transmission infrastructure across the nation. These historic investments are plugged into your life and shaping how energy infrastructure will meet the growing demands for electricity.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of the Under Secretary for Infrastructure launched the Community Benefits Map for Demonstration and Deployment Projects, a new interactive tool that spotlights Investing in America agenda projects and provides a resource for Indian Tribes, communities and workers to use for identifying and interacting with these projects to foster engagement and long-term success.
This week's awards: IDP's Mitchell Cement Plant Decarbonization Project; ERA's Alaskan Tribal Energy Sovereignty, Greencare Empowering Resilience in Poteau, Kokhanok Paradigm Shift, Old Harbor Hydroelectric, Ouzinkie, Tanacross Solar PV and Tok BESS
This week's awards: ERA's Thayer Creek Hydroelectric Project; CC Demos' Sutter Decarbonization Project
Projects Funded by the Investing in America Agenda Will Add Nearly 13 GW of Capacity to Support Increased Manufacturing, Data Centers, And Renewable Power While Catalyzing Nearly $10 Billion In Public-Private Investments, and Creating Thousands of Jobs
Open the August 2024 issue of the Grid Deployment Office Newsletter from the U.S. Department of Energy.
This week's awards: H2Hubs: Appalachian Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2), LDES: Front-of-the-meter Utilization of Zinc Bromide Energy Storage (FUZES)
This week's awards: Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs (H2Hubs) Program's Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub (PNWH2), Long-Duration Energy Storage (LDES) Demonstrations Program's STOred Rechargeable Energy Demonstration (STORED)
Projects Funded by President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda Support the Expansion of a Modernized Electric Grid, Accelerate State and Local Permitting, Create Good-Paying Jobs and Build Up Community Infrastructure
Expandiendo sobre la base del Programa Acceso Solar del DOE para hogares unifamiliares, un nuevo financiamiento de $325 millones mejorará la resiliencia energética para aún más comunidades vulnerables en Puerto Rico