Putting Our Investments To Work For The American People
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Infrastructure serves as the demonstration and deployment arm of the Department, tasked with stewarding billions in historic investments from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Inflation Reduction Act to renew our nation’s infrastructure, rebuild domestic manufacturing, create millions of good-paying jobs, address climate change, and increase American competitiveness.
Through quarterly progress updates, the Office of Infrastructure provides a quantified look at how its program offices are putting Investing in America dollars to work in every corner of the country.
Read the Winter 2025 Progress Report for deployment updates on:
- Building out a more resilient grid
- Reducing energy costs through building and home upgrades
- Securing key U.S. energy supply chains
- Supercharging industrial innovation
- Creating high-quality, accessible careers
- Investing in underserved communities
- Bolstering energy generation and storage
- State, local, and Tribal clean energy partnerships
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