The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) related to the Cleanup to Clean Energy initiative focused on generating clean energy on DOE-owned lands.

Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) is soliciting applications for local governments to build capacity through targeted education and outreach on nuclear waste storage and disposal issues; and to evaluate community interest in hosting or supporting a federal spent nuclear fuel storage or disposal mission using a community-centered consent-based siting approach.

Nearly 30% of the nation’s coal-fired power plants are projected to retire by 2035 as states continue to prioritize a shift toward cleaner energy sources.

Commerce submitted the Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP), which is the first of three deliverables for the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG).

Idaho National Laboratory recently received a shipment that took more than a decade to deliver.

After years of complex negotiations with the state, and dozens of deliverables achieved by the U.S. government to manage the lab’s radioactive legacy waste, INL finally has access to 25 irradiated experimental fuel rods.

The Washington State Department of Commerce announced 14 grants awarded through the Clean Energy Fund (CEF) that will expand the use of renewable energy in the state’s electrical grid. These projects are for numerous innovative clean energy technologies, including battery energy storage systems and microgrids.

Updated data shows roles of green hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels in net-zero economy; recommends most strategic uses and phases for state support.

Grant funding opportunities are out there, but can be daunting to navigate.

If you'd like to learn about what you qualify for, and get some help with an application - talk to Jacob using his calendar link below.