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U.S. Department of Energy retweeted
Great news yesterday at AFN! The Department of Energy announced nearly $50 million for Tribal energy projects across Alaska—part of the largest-ever round of Tribal energy investments in the history of DOE’s Office of Indian Energy.
The high cost of energy is one of the biggest challenges facing our state, particularly in rural Alaska. These investments will help strengthen energy infrastructure, improve reliability, and bring down costs for Alaska families.
The long-term solution for lower energy costs is producing more Alaska energy, by and for Alaskans, and that’s exactly what these investments will help us achieve.
Yesterday, the Energy Department announced major investments towards Tribal communities energy infrastructure that will lower energy costs for Americans! 🇺🇸
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Yesterday, the Energy Department announced major investments towards Tribal communities energy infrastructure that will lower energy costs for Americans! 🇺🇸
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U.S. Department of Energy retweeted
.@POTUS in IOWA: Tonight, I am announcing that my Administration is using the Defense Production Act to release $150M to increase American refining capacity and produce more diesel and more gasoline.
🚨TODAY: The Energy Department announced the largest ever single investments in advancing Tribal energy infrastructure in @DOEIndianEnergy's 20-year history!
Texas is getting a grid upgrade thanks to @POTUS! 🇺🇸⚡️
@SecretaryWright: “These funds are allocated with a focus on making the electrical grid more resilient…just focusing on common sense, making energy more robust."
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Americans want energy security.
Commonsense permitting reform is critical to cutting red tape, accelerating infrastructure buildout, and creating jobs across America. 🇺🇸
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