The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a grant of $31 million to 12 communities across the U.S. to support various clean energy projects. These grants are part of the DOE's commitment to advancing local clean energy initiatives and supporting energy transitions that align with environmental and economic goals.

The funded projects cover a range of clean energy solutions, including renewable energy infrastructure, grid modernization, energy efficiency improvements, and community engagement in sustainable practices. By fostering collaboration at the local level, these initiatives aim to reduce carbon emissions, create green jobs, and enhance resilience in underserved and vulnerable communities. This investment reflects the DOE's ongoing effort to help the U.S. achieve its ambitious climate goals and transition toward a clean energy future.
These community-driven projects will also support the development of local clean energy technologies, increase energy access, and create pathways to further innovation. The funding aligns with national objectives to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and promote renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and battery storage systems.


