The president has centered fusion, along with already viable clean energy sources such as wind and solar power, in his plan to get the United States to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

The Biden administration continues investing in production of electric vehicle parts within the United States, and this time it includes a plant of newly unionized workers in Ohio.

The Biden administration has allocated more than $5.8 billion in federal funds to historically Black colleges and universities since 2021.

The Energy Department announced nearly $50 million for research, development and demonstration work to support floating offshore wind platforms.

The Department of Energy projects that the building code modernization efforts could cut energy costs by as much as $138 billion over the next 30 years.

The Natural Resources Defense Council said new efficiency standards for furnaces ‘will significantly lower energy bills each year and slash dangerous climate-warming emissions across the nation.’

President Joe Biden’s policy on lightbulbs is projected to save consumers $3 billion per year.

‘America must lead the electric vehicle revolution,’ said Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm wants both the United States and China to take steps to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

Asked whether American adversaries have the capability now of shutting down the U.S. power grid, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said: “Yes, they do.”