Bipartisan Infrastructure Law News

DOE supports resiliency and recovery efforts in Puerto Rico by supporting planning, operational activities, and capacity building for both local public entities and federal agencies.

DOE has issued draft application guidance for a hydroelectric incentive program focused on maintaining and enhancing hydroelectric facilities.

Secretary Granholm concluded a weeklong visit to Puerto Rico, where she sat down with community members across the eastern region of Puerto Rico and provided updates on DOE's urgent work to help repair and modernize the grid with clean, reliable power

February 2023 issue of the Grid Deployment Office Newsletter

La Actualización Sobre El PR100 Presenta Escenarios Iniciales Para Ayudar A Aumentar Las Capacidades De Energía Renovable Que Satisfacen La Demanda De Electricidad, Mejoran La Confiabilidad Y Resiliencia De La Red Eléctrica Y Reducen Los Costos De Energía

PR100 Update Provides Early Scenarios to Help Increase Renewable Energy Capabilities That Meet Electricity Demand, Improve Grid Reliability and Resilience, and Lower Energy Costs

Enabled by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, the Building a Better Grid Initiative is supercharged for action in 2023 and beyond. Here’s how we’re planning for year two of the initiative.

Opening this February, the $15M Energizing Rural Communities Prize seeks partnership plans and financing strategies to help rural or remote communities improve energy systems and make progress on advancing clean energy demonstration projects

Building a Better Grid requires collaboration to effectively and efficiently ensure that the grid is providing clean, reliable, and affordable electricity to everyone, everywhere.

Today, we celebrate one year of #BuildingABetterGrid! Since its launch, the Building a Better Grid Initiative has set in motion the nationwide development of upgraded transmission and distribution lines and a more modern, flexible, and resilient grid.