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The Department of Energy is loaning Ford and its battery manufacturing partner $9.2 billion to finance the construction of three electric vehicle battery plants in Tennessee and Kentucky, a massive cash infusion meant to ramp up domestic battery manufacturing capabilities to compete with China.

The amount is the largest ever approved by the Energy Department's Loan Programs Office.

Idaho-based KORE Power Inc. plans to use the loan for manufacturing electric vehicle batteries and energy storage systems.

Https://youtu.be/ARsZUgHBGzs Vogtle nuclear plant well along toward commercial operation soon, maybe this year. I can only wish them all the luck in the world, because Georgia Power has sunk 32 billion or so into the thing, - that's done. And we need the carbon-free power. The discussion about nuclear energy in the climate context is…

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An independent audit conducted on the CNMI Public School System financials have identified significant understatement of cash, capital assets, liabilities and expenses.

The U.S. Department of Energy (“DOE”) is releasing a series of reports on the path to commercialization for certain clean energy technologies, including a report on advanced reactors....

The DOE has announced a game-changing initiative to make rooftop solar installations more accessible and enhance Americans' access to clean energy.

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