Energy storage project cuts

Should the Energy Department cut funding?

Some Republicans, however, urged the Energy Department to make cuts despite the potential economic hit to their states and districts, noting that many of the projects may be untenable even with the federal support. Sen. John Hoeven (R-N.D.) said he supports narrowing grant funding to “projects that are committed and are still viable.”

How will the energy storage industry benefit from a cost-sharing initiative?

The energy storage industry will also benefit from the U.S. Department of Energy’s equitable cost-sharing initiatives for required grid asset upgrades, so new storage projects are evaluated on realistic financial models.

Is the energy department cutting funding for hydrogen production hubs?

A list circulating inside the Energy Department suggests cutting funding for the development of four hydrogen production hubs in mostly Democratic-leaning states while maintaining funding for three hubs spread across mostly red states, three people familiar with the plan said Wednesday.

Did doe cut the power up New England project?

Another list circulating on the Hill obtained by POLITICO weighs cuts to the Power Up New England project — an energy storage and transmission project that was awarded $389 million by DOE — along with 20 different transmission siting and economic development grants.

Why did Democrats cut funding for energy hubs & other energy projects?

Democratic lawmakers argued that cutting funding for the hubs and other energy projects would be hypocritical to Republicans’ stated goal to increase U.S. energy output — and would be another example of the Trump administration’s legally dubious effort to impound congressionally appropriated money.

Will Fresno streamlined a solar and battery storage project?

What you need to know: Governor Newsom streamlined a solar and battery storage project in the Fresno area that would provide clean energy to power up to 300,000 homes. SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced he is taking action to streamline a clean energy project in Fresno that would power up to 300,000 homes.