Department of Energy

The $453.5M is from the Puerto Rico Energy Resilience Fund (PR-ERF), with a focus on increasing residential rooftop solar.

U.S. Department of Energy announces over $7.4 million grant to Puerto Rico via Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grants.

The Congressionally-mandated standards cover commercial water heaters, pool pump motors, and residential boilers.

DOE-owned lands, previously used for nuclear weapons program, to be repurposed for clean energy generation.

DOE announces $8.5 billion for Home Energy Rebate Programs, applications now open for states and territories.

$33 million for 14 clean-energy research projects cover grid integration, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing.

DOE announces $100 million funding to support states, local governments, public utilities in purchasing carbon-derived products.

Most common-sized electric water heaters to gain efficiency via heat pump technology. The standards, if approved, would take effect in 2029.

Aims to reduce use of materials, improve installation quality, resilience, and recyclability of photovoltaic systems.

DOE allocates $29.9 million to three states, tribal nations, Alaskan Native Corporation under Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grants