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The DOE allotted over $17 million for three study projects advancing know-how in deriving critical minerals from coal.

The DOE has set aside $24 million in funding for workforce training programs with a focus on clean energy jobs that do not require a four-year degree.

The DOE has set aside $366 million to aid 17 projects across 20 states and 30 tribal nations and communities to accelerate clean energy deployment in rural and remote areas.

The projects aim to improve the reliability of the power grid through the development of next-generation semiconductor technologies.

The projects encompass various clean energy technologies, including solar, microgrids, pumped storage hydropower, geothermal, and battery energy storage systems.

The DOE is awarding a total of $1.2 million to the semifinalists of an inaugural prize for the development of CO2 removal technologies and solutions.

A total of $440 million has been allotted by the DOE to help Puerto Ricans install rooftop solar and battery storage systems.

The new exemptions from environmental reviews aim to accelerate and lower the cost of clean power deployment.

The DOE earmarked $425 million in funding to aid energy transition in current and former coal communities by supporting small and medium clean energy companies.

The DOE set aside $44 million to improve the reliability of clean power distribution.