Department of Energy Cancels $7.5B in Awards
The Department of Energy is making significant spending cuts, despite bipartisan opposition and concern.
The department is canceling billions of dollars in awards for energy projects, including hydrogen and carbon capture, that do not align with the Trump administration's "goals, policies and priorities," according to an internal document.
- Termination notices are being sent to award recipients.
- Funding will be shifted to projects that match President Donald Trump's policy objectives.
"This project does not align with agency priorities,"
"Termination will allow for funding to be directed towards projects designed to align with DOE's goals and priorities."
Author's summary: DOE cancels $7.5B awards due to policy mismatch.
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