Industry/Technology and Agency |
Incentive/Program |
Amount Available |
Features of Note |
Energy Infrastructure (USDOE) |
Infrastructure Reinvestment Loan Guarantee Program
Financing reinvestment in projects that: (i) retool, repower, repurpose or replace energy infrastructure that has ceased operations; or (ii) enable operating energy infrastructure to avoid, reduce, utilize or sequester air pollutants or anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases
"Energy infrastructure means a facility, and associated equipment, used for (i) generation or transmission of electric energy or (ii) production, processing and delivery of fossil fuels, fuels derived from petroleum or petrochemical feedstocks."
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US$250 billion in loan guarantee authority |
Includes ability to refinance existing debt
Projects may include remediation of environmental damage
Fossil fuel electric generation facilities must have controls or technologies to avoid, reduce, utilize or sequester air pollutant or anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases
Up to 30-year term
US$5 billion available for carrying out the program activities, which subject to rules to be enacted, may include cost of loan guarantees (i.e., credit subsidy cost), through September 30, 2026
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Innovative Energy Technologies (Greenhouse Gas Reduction/Avoidance) (USDOE) |
Title XVII Innovative Technologies Loan Guarantee Program |
US$40 billion additional loan guarantee authority |
US$3.6 billion available for payment of cost of loan guarantees (i.e., credit subsidy cost)
Loan guarantees not available for projects benefiting from other Federal support (use of tax benefits, Federal lands, Federal insurance program under Atomic Energy Act are not disqualifying Federal support for this purpose)
Available through September 30, 2026
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Methane (EPA) |
Financial assistance programs for:
Reduction of methane and other greenhouse gas emissions from petroleum and natural gas systems
Mitigation of legacy air pollution from petroleum and natural gas systems
Improving climate resiliency of communities and petroleum and natural gas systems
Improving and deploying industrial equipment and processes that reduce methane and other greenhouse gas emissions and waste
Supporting innovation in reducing methane and other greenhouse gas emissions and waste from petroleum and natural gas
Permanently shutting in and plugging wells on non-Federal lands
Mitigating health effects of methane and other gas emissions
Supporting environmental restoration
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US$850 million
Additional US$700 million for activities at marginal conventional wells
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Includes grants, rebates, contracts, loans and other activities to provide financial and technical assistance
Available through September 30, 2028
List of "applicable facilities" includes (i) petroleum and natural gas production, (ii) onshore natural gas processing, transmission compression and pipeline, (iii) natural gas underground storage and (iv) LNG storage, import and export
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Vehicle and vehicle component manufacturing (USDOE) |
Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Direct Loan Program, supporting manufacturing of electric and other advanced technology vehicles, and components used therein, that reduce greenhouse emissions |
No longer subject to financing limit cap (previously US$25 billion) |
Additional US$3 billion available for payment of cost of direct loans for reequipping, expanding or establishing manufacturing facilities in the United States to produce or for engineering integration performed in the United States of advanced technology vehicles that emit low or zero exhaust emissions of greenhouse gases |
Vehicle Manufacturing – hybrid, electric and hydrogen fuel (USDOE) |
Grant program – conversion of manufacturing facilities for domestic production of efficient hybrid, plug-in electric hybrid, plug-in electric drive and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles |
US$2 billion |
Maximum 50 percent Federal share
Available through September 30, 2031
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Energy Infrastructure – Transmission (USDOE) |
New Direct Loan Program – construction or modification of electric transmission facilities |
No additional specified loan authority |
US$2 billion to pay costs of direct loans to non-Federal borrowers
Facilities must be designated as necessary in the national interest
Maximum 80 percent Federal share
Loan must have a term less than 90 percent of projected useful life of facility, not to exceed 30 years
First priority security interest in financed asset
Disbursements under this loan program will be available through September 30, 2031
First priority security interest in financed asset
Disbursements under this loan program will be available through September 30, 2031
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Industrial and Manufacturing – Non-power (USDOE) |
Financial assistance for deployment of advanced industrial technology in energy-intensive industrial processes (including iron, steel, steel mill products, aluminum, cement, concrete, glass, pulp, paper, industrial ceramics and chemicals), designed to accelerate greenhouse gas emissions reduction progress to net-zero at the applicable facility |
US$5.812 billion |
Grants, rebates, direct loans and cooperative agreements
Competitive award, based, among other criteria, on expected greenhouse gas emission reduction, the magnitude of benefit to people and number of people that will benefit from the project
Maximum 50 percent Federal share
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Alternative Fuels – Aviation (US Department of Commerce) |
Grant program, supporting production, transportation, blending or storage of sustainable aviation fuel and developing, demonstration or application of low-emission aviation technologies |
US$244.53 million for projects relating to the production, transportation or storage of sustainable aviation fuel
US$46.53 million for projects relating to low-emission aviation technologies
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Competitive award, considering, among other criteria, capacity to increase production and deployment of sustainable aviation fuel or low emission technologies, project's projected greenhouse gas emissions and jobs projected to be created
Maximum 75 percent Federal share, increasing to up to 90 percent if eligible entity is a small hub airport or non-hub airport
Sustainable aviation fuel defined to be liquid fuel meeting multiple statutory criteria, including at least a 50 percent reduction of the aggregate attributional core lifecycle values
Eligible recipients include air carriers, airport sponsors, R&D entities and entities engaged in the production, transportation, blending or storage of sustainable aviation fuel in the United States
Available through September 30, 2026
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Transportation Infrastructure – Ports (EPA) |
Financial assistance program for the acquisition of zero-emission port equipment or technology for use at, or to directly serve, one or more ports |
US$2.25 billion |
Grants and rebates
Competitive award
Private entities may apply in partnership with a public entity
Available through September 30, 2027
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Energy Projects Development (USDOE) |
Tribal Loan Guarantee Program, supporting projects involving federally recognized tribes or tribal energy development organizations |
Increases loan guarantee authority to US$20 million from US$2 million |
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Renewable Energy; zero-emission; carbon capture (USDA) |
Financial assistance for long-term resiliency, reliability and affordability of rural electric systems for zero-emissions systems, or carbon capture and storage systems, including making energy efficiency improvements to electric generation and transmission |
US$9.7 billion |
Limited to rural electric cooperatives
Must achieve the greatest reduction in greenhouse gas emissions associated with the applicable rural electric systems
Available through September 30, 2031
No entity may receive more than 10 percent of appropriated funds
Maximum 25 percent Federal share
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