energy specific funding opportunties




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Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and other state and federal funding announcements

The *Minnesota Department of Commerce *seeks to work with and facilitate connections with local and Tribal governments, utilities, businesses, communities and other entities interested in energy-related partnerships. The opportunities outlined below are funded by the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act (IIJA), the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and other state and federal programs.

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Announcements

* *Request for Letters of Intent** ? State Competitiveness Fund Local Capacity Building Grants**?*
* *Letter of Intent Deadline: *September 8, 2023

The Division of Energy Resources at the Minnesota Department of Commerce will be seeking proposals from experienced entities with a proven track record of researching, developing, writing, preparing, and submitting successful proposals for state and federal grants. Grantees will submit proposals to provide their experience in training and technical assistance which may include grant writing, financial planning and management, and stakeholder development necessary to develop successful grant applications. Over the course of a three-year grant period, selected grantees will utilize Local Capacity Grants Program funds to apply for or leverage federal funding opportunities for local entities and offer technical and grant writing assistance to help build, improve, and maximize capacities for energy project planning and development across all of Minnesota.

A Letter of Interest (LOI) will be available for download on the Department?s website Request for Proposals (RFP) / Minnesota Department of Commerce - Business (mn.gov) [ [link removed] ]?through the deadline of September 8, 2023, 11:59 PM Central Time (CT).

We are asking interested applicants to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) on the provided template via electronic mail to [email protected].

This request does not obligate the State to complete the work contemplated in this notice. The State reserves the right to cancel this solicitation. All expenses incurred in responding to this notice are solely the responsibility of the responder.

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* *Letters of Support from Minnesota Department of Commerce*

The Minnesota Department of Commerce will gladly consider supplying a letter of support for funding proposals. Please send any requests for Commerce Letters of Support via email to [email protected], allowing at least 3 weeks for processing, if at all possible. Please include information on what funding opportunity is being applied to, and a short recap of the proposal project being submitted, the total project cost, and how much federal funding is being sought. In the Subject line of the email, please include ?Letter of Support request for XXXXX, due date YYYYY? (where XXXXX is the title or section number of the funding request, and YYYYY is when the proposal is due).

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* *Commerce Website Updates *

The Minnesota Department of Commerce is adding web pages to provide information on the development of new federal and state energy programs. Updates will appear as new information becomes available. Commerce does not yet have an estimate for program launch dates. Programs with recent updates:

*Electric Grid Resilience Program [ [link removed] ]*

*Electric Vehicle Dealer Certification Grant Program [ [link removed] ]*

*State Competitiveness Fund [ [link removed] ]*

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Recent and expected federal funding activity

The federal government issues a variety of announcements related to federal funding opportunities: Requests for Information (RFI), Notices of Intent (NOI) and Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA). More information can be found on the Commerce Federal Funding Opportunities?web page [ [link removed] ] or by clicking the links below.

*To facilitate a quick review of this newsletter, the subject matter of included items is previewed here; full details can be found in the body of the newsletter.*

Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA), Administrative and Legal Requirements Document (ALRD), Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO), Requests for Applications (RFA) [ #FOA1 ]


* Advanced Processing of Critical Minerals and Materials for Industrial Manufacturing Applications
* Transmission Siting and Economic Development (TSED) Grant Program
* Clean Energy Resource Teams Seed Grants

Notice of Intent [ #NoticeofIntent ]


* Carbon Management (Round 4)
* Electric Drive Vehicle Battery Recycling, Transport, and Design
* Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets
* Carbon Dioxide Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation (CIFIA) Program

Request for Information (RFI) [ #RequestforInformation ]


* Coordinated Interagency Transmission Authorization and Permits (CITAP)

Tribal Governments Funding Opportunities (FOA) and Request for Information (RFI) [ #Tribal ]


* Renewable Energy Accelerated Deployment Initiative - Tribal Engagement Series
* Request for Comments: Formula and Allocations for Tribal Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates

Guidance on IRA Tax Credit Programs [ #ProgramGuidance ]


* Treasury and IRS Release Guidance on IRA Provision to Ensure Good-Paying Clean Energy Jobs, Expand Clean Energy Workforce
* Treasury Releases Final Rules and Guidance on Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program
* BlueGreen Alliance Releases Direct Pay User Guide for Governments, Schools, and Nonprofits

Prizes/Awards [ #PrizesAwards ]


* Clean Energy Innovation in Underserved Communities

Student Scholarships/Competitions/Fellowships [ #ScholarshipsStudentCompetitions ]


* Solar Decathlon 2024 Design Challenge
* JUMP into STEM Student Competition

Webinars [ #webinars ]


* BRIDGES Bioenergy 101
* Solar Photovoltaics: Procuring High-Quality and Federally Compliant Modules (Training)
* Celebrating One Year of the IRA and What?s Next for the Solar Industry
* DOE Better Buildings Webinar Series
* Energize Your Impact: How Funders & Donors Can Support Equitable Solar Power

Publications/Videos/Webpages [ #videos ]


* Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Planning for Industrial Portfolios
* Inflation Reduction Act Impact Stories
* Land-Based Wind Market Report

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*IIJA Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA)*

* *41003(b) - Advanced Processing of Critical Minerals and Materials for Industrial ** Manufacturing Applications *
* DE-FOA-0002619 [ [link removed] ]
* Deadline: October 20, 2023

The DOE Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management has announced $30 million in funding to rebuild the U.S. leadership role in the economically viable, environmentally benign extraction, separation, and refining technologies arena for critical minerals and materials, and to support generation of sustainable U.S. domestic supply chains for onshore production of REE and CMM for clean energy, commercial commodities, and national defense industries. The United States imports over 80% of its rare earth demand from non-domestic suppliers. R&D projects funded will conduct proof-of-concept testing in laboratory- or bench-scale facilities, addressing the potential viability of (ISHP) rare earth oxides/rare earth salts (REO/RES), and high purity single or binary rare earth metals (REM), at costs that are lower (e.g., ~20%) than costs for producing these materials using currently available conventional separations and conversion technologies. Two topic areas are covered by this FOA:

1. Process Development for Production of Rare Earth Metals and Co-Production of Critical Minerals and Materials from Coal-Based Resources; and

2. Production of Critical Minerals and Materials Excluding Materials Containing Rare Earth Elements from Coal-Based Resources.

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Non-*IIJA Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA)*

* *50152 - Transmission Siting and Economic Development (TSED) Grant Program*
* DE-FOA-0003101 [ [link removed] ]
* *Deadline: *Concept Papers: October 31, 2023 | Application: April 5, 2024
* *Webinar: *September 14, 2023 | 1:00 PM CT | Register [ [link removed] ]

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced a funding opportunity of up to $300 million in grants for states, tribes, and local governments to accelerate and strengthen electric transmission siting and permitting processes. The TSED is a new initiative designed to overcome state and local challenges to expanding transmission capacity while also supporting communities along major new and upgraded lines. Accelerated construction of new electric transmission infrastructure is essential to ensure the deployment of reliable and affordable energy for consumers, create good-paying jobs, and reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 50-52% below 2005 levels in 2030. The funding opportunity has two areas of interest: 1) Siting and Permitting Activities, and 2) Economic Development Activities.

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* *Clean Energy Resource Teams Seed Grants *
* Request for Proposal [ [link removed] ]
* *Deadline:* October 10, 2023

Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) Seed Grants provides $5,000 -10,000 in start-up funds for highly visible Minnesota community projects with the goals of inspiring others and providing education opportunities regarding clean energy possibilities. Each of the 7 CERTs regions across the state has a separate competition and will select awardees in the region; multi-region applications are permissible. Grants may be used for renewable energy, energy efficiency or conservation, energy storage, or electric vehicle-related demonstration projects and Grant funds can be used for labor and minor materials and supplies but not for equipment costs. CERTs is looking for fundable projects which: help people learn about clean energy; build community by engaging a variety of partners; and remove barriers, making clean energy more accessible to others.

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*Notice of Intent (NOI)*

* *Carbon Management (Round 4) *
* DE-FOA-0003159 [ [link removed] ]
* Expected FOA release date: Late 2023

The DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) intends to issue, on behalf of the Vehicle Technologies Office a FOA to support a multi-year, multi-programmatic carbon management technology R&D program with a focus on several areas of interest: carbon conversion, carbon dioxide removal (CDR), point source carbon capture.? Cost-share will be a minimum of 20%.

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* *40208 - Electric Drive Vehicle Battery Recycling, Transport, and Design *
* DE-FOA-0003119 [ [link removed](2023_8_23).pdf ]
* Expected FOA release date: November 2023

The DOE Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) have announced their intention to issue a FOA in support of critical steps in the life-cycle of EV batteries.? Two hundred million is appropriated in the IIJA for recycling and second-use support, with $74 million awarded in the first round in 2022. The FOA, with an expected $36 million in funding, will focus on solutions that reduce the costs associated with battery recycling through technologies, processes, and product designs that facilitate the transport, disassembly, and preprocessing of end-of-life electric drive vehicle batteries, as well as addressing recycling of the EV battery accessory components. ???????????????

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* *Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets*
* Information [ [link removed] ]
* DOE intends to open the program for submissions in early September, 2023
* *Webinar: *September 7, 2023 | 1:00 PM CT | Register for webinar [ [link removed] ]

DOE announced up to $3.5 million to help local communities create a roadmap towards repurposing existing energy assets. The Capacity Building for Repurposing Energy Assets initiative will assist communities where a significant portion of their local economy has historically been supported by energy assets, such as coal, oil, and/or natural gas power facilities and accompanying equipment and infrastructure. The initiative will help these communities build technical capacity and develop a workforce necessary to help revitalize energy systems, address environmental impacts, and tackle challenges associated with energy assets that have been retired or are slated for retirement.

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* *IIJA 40304 - Carbon Dioxide Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation (CIFIA) Future Growth Grants Program*
* DE-FOA-0003079 [ [link removed] ]
* FOA DE-FOA-0002966 anticipated by fourth quarter 2023

The DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) has issued a notice of intent for ~$500 million to support the expansion of the carbon dioxide transportation infrastructure. Future Growth Grants (FGG) will pay a portion of the cost differential, with respect to a projected and probable future increase in demand for CO2 transportation by a large-capacity, common carrier infrastructure projects. FGG are intended to provide financial assistance for developing and building CO2 transport capacity that is reasonably likely to become available when CO2 suppliers such as carbon capture and direct air capture (DAC) facilities come online and/or when CO2 sinks such as CO2 storage or utilization facilities come online but is capacity that may not be contracted or utilized in the initial years of operation of the CO2 transport system.

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Request for Information (RFI)

* *Coordinated Interagency Transmission Authorization and Permits (CITAP)*
* Notice of Proposed Rulemaking [ [link removed] ]
* *Deadline for public comment**:* October 2, 2023 by 10:59 AM CT

The DOE Grid Deployment Office (GTO) is seeking public comment and feedback on the CITAP rule changes proposed on August 10, 2023. The CITAP proposal will accelerate Federal environmental review and permitting processes for qualifying onshore electric transmission facilities by instituting a two-year deadline, with the aim of providing a better coordinated, more streamlined Federal authorization and permitting process (for electric transmission) while ensuring meaningful engagement with Tribes, local communities, and other stakeholders.

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*Tribal Governments Funding Opportunities (FOA) and Request for Information (RFI)*

* *Renewable Energy Accelerated Deployment Initiative - Tribal Engagement Series**?*

* Request [ [link removed] ] for Input from Tribal Leaders
* In-person hybrid meetings and virtual-only meetings are scheduled for:
* September 6, 2023 - Virtual only meeting
* September 7, 2023 - Virtual only meeting
* September 11, 2023 - (Hybrid) National Indian Programs Training Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
* September 22, 2023, Grand Travers Resort, Acme, Michigan

* *Travel funding will be made available** for one representative from each tribal nation to attend one of the in-person engagement sessions.*
* Please register in advance [ [link removed] ] for any of the above engagement sessions.

The U.S. Department of the Interior is launching a new Initiative, sponsored by the Bureau of Indian Affairs? Office of Trust Services. The Renewable Energy Accelerated Deployment Initiative [ [link removed] ] (READI) will allow the DOE to hear directly from tribes about renewable energy resource needs and priorities, and how to streamline and advance tribal renewable energy development.

Tribes may also submit written feedback online; written comments?must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. ET on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023, via an email to [email protected]?or by completing a?written comment form [ [link removed] ].

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* *Request for Comments: Formula and Allocations for Tribal Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates*
* *Comment Deadline: *September 15, 2023
* *Comment submission: *[email protected] and use the subject line ?Comment on FRN for Tribal Rebates.?
* *FOA expected to be issued in the fall of 2023*

DOE is looking for tribal feedback on the proposed formula and the resulting funding allocations for the Tribal Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (Tribal HEAR) program. Both the proposed allocation formula and the resulting tribal allocations have been published [ [link removed] ]; see the Federal Register Notice (FRN) [ [link removed] ] and the Tribal Electrification and Appliance Rebates program webpage [ [link removed] ] for more information.

The formula proposed for use would provide a minimum of $150,000 to every tribe and allocate the remainder of funding based on local tribal housing needs. The notice also describes how tribes may assemble consortia to partner with other tribes and submit a single application to DOE, and how tribes may authorize a third-party agent to handle the application and administration of a Tribal Rebates program grant award. ?

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Guidance on IRA Tax Credit Programs

* *Treasury and IRS Release Guidance on IRA Provision to Ensure Good-Paying Clean Energy Jobs, Expand Clean Energy Workforce*
* Read the Press Release [ [link removed] ]
* Proposed Rules [ [link removed] ]
* *Deadline for comments:* October 30, 2023 (Submit electronically at [link removed] [ [link removed] ] (indicate IRS and REG-100908-23)

The guidance details the requirements applicable to the prevailing wage and apprenticeship bonus credits. Bonus credits, also called ?adders?, will increase the amount of tax credit or deduction possible by up to five times the value of the regular credit or deduction. The Prevailing Wage provision incentivizes taxpayers to pay prevailing wages to the construction workers building clean energy projects or offering apprenticeship programs. The labor hours requirement provides that a minimum percentage (12.5 or 15 percent, dependent on facility construction start date) of the total labor hours for a project must be performed by qualified apprentices.?

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* *Treasury Releases Final Rules and Guidance on Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program*

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have released final rules [ [link removed] ] and procedural guidance for the Section 48(e) Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit program. The program provides up to a 20% boost to the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for qualified solar or wind facilities in low-income communities. Please click here for final rules [ [link removed] ], click here for procedural guidance [ [link removed] ], and click here for the U.S. Department of Energy?s (DOE) new Section 48(e) landing page [ [link removed] ].

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* *BlueGreen Alliance Releases Direct Pay User Guide for Governments, Schools, and Nonprofits*

The labor and climate advocacy group BlueGreen Alliance published a report called ?Making Clean Energy Tax Credits Deliver for the Public: A User Guide for Governments, Schools, and Nonprofits [ [link removed] ],? to help tax-exempt entities understand how to pre-file for and apply for direct pay tax credits from the IRS.?

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Prizes/Awards

* *Clean Energy Innovation in Underserved Communities*
* *Deadline**s for three separate competition tracks [ [link removed] ]**:*
* Collegiate Track submissions due November 3, 2023
* Clean Energy Ecosystem Track due February 2, 2024
* Clean Energy Manufacturing Track due February 2, 2024.

* *Webinars: *
* October 12, 2023 | 1:00 PM CT for Clean Energy Ecosystem and Manufacturing Ecosystem competitors | Register [ [link removed] ]
* October 2, 2023 | 2:00 PM CT for Collegiate Track competitors |Register [ [link removed] ]

The Community Energy Innovation Prize [ [link removed] ] (CEIP) will award up to $7.5 million in cash prizes and mentorship opportunities to organizations supporting innovation, entrepreneurship, capacity building, and economic development in communities historically underrepresented in climate and energy technology funding. The CEIP aims to support local organizations with proven track records of engaging underserved communities and/or promoting environmental, climate, and energy justice as they enact community-led climate and clean energy solutions. Prizes are to be awarded in three distinct tracks:

*Clean Energy Ecosystem Track:* $4.9 million is available for community-led projects across a wide range of clean energy initiatives, technologies, and areas of focus that advance local clean energy transitions.

*Manufacturing Ecosystem Track:* $2.1 million is available for projects that advance clean energy manufacturing innovation ecosystems in historically underserved communities. Awarded projects will bring together public, private, and community stakeholders to address key barriers to advancing manufacturing innovation, business models, and market development.

*Collegiate Track:* $450,000 is available for student-led teams to work alongside a community partner on a project related to the clean energy transition.?*Students from minority serving institutions, universities located in rural and/or disadvantaged communities, and community colleges are especially encouraged to apply.*

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Scholarships/Student Competitions/Fellowships

* *Solar Decathlon 2024 Design Challenge? *
* *Registration Deadline: *October 18, 2023 |REGISTER [ [link removed] ]
* Kickoff Webinar: [ [link removed] ] September 5, 2023| 12:00 PM CT
* 2024 Design Challenge Rules [ [link removed] ]

The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon [ [link removed] ]*?* is seeking collegiate student participants from diverse majors to compete in the next round of the zero-energy building design competition consisting of 10 contests in a Decathalon Challenge. Students from U.S. and world-wide collegiate institutions are encouraged to form interdisciplinary teams and register to design a sustainable retrofit of an existing building or a new construction building. The Challenge has the four design Divisions: 1) Single-Family Housing 2) Attached Housing 3) Multifamily Building 4) Education Building.

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* *JUMP into STEM Student Competition *
* *Deadline: *November 10, 2023
* Final Competition at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, January 25?26, 2024.

JUMP into STEM [ [link removed] ] is an online competition for U.S. college or university students interested in building science, providing them with the opportunity to present solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing building scientists today. Students in teams of two to four will focus on the following three challenge topics [ [link removed] ]: 1) Keepin? It Cool (or Hot), 2) That?s a Wrap, 3) You and Me, Carbon Free!

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Webinars

* *BRIDGES Bioenergy 101*
* September 14, 2023 | 2:00 PM CT |Register [ [link removed] ]

This BRIDGES Bioenergy 101 [ [link removed] ] webinar will focus on the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)-related case study, *"Farm to Flight: Are Sustainable Aviation Fuels Good for the Environment?"* Panelists from DOE and the national laboratories will: Provide an overview of the BRIDGES program; Explain how to access the BRIDGES National Laboratory Case Study Toolkits; Conduct a walk-through of a SAF Case Study; Empower Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) teachers to facilitate learning with knowledge-building bioenergy curriculum.

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* *Solar Photovoltaics: Procuring High-Quality and Federally Compliant Modules (Training)*
* September 6, 2023 | 12:00 PM CT |Register [ [link removed] ]

The Federal Energy Management Agency provides on-demand training to foster and maintain a high-performance workforce. This session will cover topics such as how a solar PV module produces electricity from sunlight, important factors in selecting and procuring a solar PV module, and the advantages and disadvantages of the most common solar module technologies in use today.

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* *Celebrating One Year of the IRA and What?s Next for the Solar Industry*
* September 7, 2023 | 1:30 PM CT | Register [ [link removed] ]

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) will host a webinar to discuss how the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has impacted domestic solar manufacturing and encouraged equitable solar energy deployment since it was passed last year. SETO will also discuss the where the industry could be headed next.

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* *DOE Better Buildings Webinar Series*
* Click to see the 2023-24 schedule [ [link removed] ]

This annual series will showcase the latest topics, technologies, and trends to help organizations save money, reduce waste, and cut carbon emissions. ?Topics for the season include decarbonization, electrification, financing solutions, climate planning and more.

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* *Energize Your Impact: How Funders & Donors Can Support Equitable Solar Power*
* September 6, 2023 | 2:00 PM CT | Register [ [link removed] ]

This Clean Energy States Alliance webinar will showcase innovative approaches foundations are taking to bring solar to Low-Middle Income (LMI) households. Chelsea Chee from Native Renewables, an Indigenous-led organization promoting low-cost clean energy solutions, and Kate Trujillo from the Honnold Foundation, a funder focused on supporting solar energy for a more equitable world, will discuss approaches in use.

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Publications/Videos/Webpages

* *Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Planning for Industrial Portfolios*

Working with Better Climate Challenge partners, the Department of Energy developed a Framework for Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) Reduction Planning that provides guidance to organizations seeking to reduce GHG emissions across their portfolios. Better Climate Challenge partners and stakeholders representing over 60 organizations across multiple sectors and building types contributed to the development of this framework by participating in working groups. The working groups produced two documents ? one for organizations with portfolios of buildings and vehicle fleets, and one for organizations with industrial portfolios. Click here [ [link removed] ] to access the resource for building portfolios. Click here [ [link removed] ]?to access the newly released resource for industrial portfolios.

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* *Inflation Reduction Act Impact Stories*
* To mark the anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Biden-Harris Administration released a new feature? [ [link removed] ]that highlights stories of how the Inflation Reduction Act and Bidenomics are making a difference for Americans in all 50 states and U.S. territories. Bidenomics is the President?s vision for growing the economy from the middle out and bottom up, including by investing in America, creating good-paying union jobs, and lowering cost for American families.
* The Department of Energy (DOE) released an?updated study [ [link removed] ] affirming the transformative climate progress driven by the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. DOE estimates that the two laws will cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by up to 41 percent below 2005 levels by 2030.

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* *Land-Based Wind Market Report*
* 2023?Land-Based Wind Market Report [ [link removed] ]
* 2023?Offshore Wind Market ReportOffO [ [link removed] ]
* 2023 Distributed Wind Market Report [ [link removed] ]

The DOE has released three annual reports showing that wind power continues to be one of the fastest growing and lowest cost sources of electricity in America and is poised for rapid growth. According to the new reports, wind power accounted for 22% of new electricity capacity installed in the United States in 2022, second only to solar, representing $12 billion in capital investment, and employing more than 125,000 Americans.

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Energy-specific funding opportunities, Commerce is here for you

The *Minnesota Department of Commerce *seeks to work with and facilitate connections with local and Tribal governments, utilities, businesses, communities and other entities interested in energy-related partnerships. The opportunities outlined here are funded by the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act (IIJA), the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and other state and federal programs.?Interested in partnering with Commerce on funding opportunities or have questions? Stay updated by clicking *subscribe below* and e-mail us [email protected].

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