Grid Deployment Office News

Electric power transmission and distribution is an essential part of everyday life. Let’s explore a few ways that a lack of transmission can harm consumers and how our work is helping address these challenges.

The U.S. Department of Energy, Grid Deployment Office has issued final guidance for the National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor (NIETC) Designation Process.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grants FY24 allocation application period will open in January 2024.

El financiamiento apoyará esfuerzos para conectar hasta 40,000 hogares vulnerables con paneles solares como parte de un compromiso de $1 mil millones para aumentar la resiliencia de los hogares de Puerto Rico

Funding Will Support Direct Outreach Efforts to Connect Up to 40,000 Vulnerable Households with Solar Panels; Part of a $1 Billion Commitment to Increase Resilience for Puerto Rican Households

Learn more about where the grid—and American communities—would benefit from increased transmission.

New program aims to engage state and regional utilities and system operators in wholesale markets to potentially decrease their cost of electricity, often lowering energy bills for consumers.

El Financiamiento Apoyará La Instalación de Energia Solar Para Hasta 40,000 Hogares De Bajos Ingresos Y Creará Empleos Locales Bien Remunerados; Es Parte De Un Esfuerzo De $1,000 Millones Para Aumentar La Resiliencia De Los Hogares Puertorriqueños

Funding will Support Solar Panels for up to 40,000 Low-Income Households and Create Local, Good-Paying Jobs; Part of a $1 Billion Effort to Increase Resilience for Puerto Rican Households

Remarks as Delivered by Secretary Jennifer Granholm at Transmission Facilitation Program Announcement in Cochise, Arizona on Monday, October 30, 2023.