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… Wall Street investors, to decide who is “worthy” to receive funding for energy projects. In the end, government control … Wall Street investors, to decide who is “worthy” to receive funding for energy projects. In the end, government control … - page 364
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… taxpayer-funded scientific research projects, and funding their own science research. In addition, the … taxpayer-funded scientific research projects, and funding their own science research. In addition, the … - page 365
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… developing strategies to address those threats, and funding fundamental science and technology where … developing strategies to address those threats, and funding fundamental science and technology where … - page 368
… or part of CESER). • Eliminate special-interest funding programs. Many DOE energy Chapter Department of … or part of CESER). • Eliminate special-interest funding programs. Many DOE energy … 5 Office of Energy … - page 368
… funding programs are not targeted on - 4989 funding programs are not targeted on fundamental science and … of Energy and Related Commissions Page number 368 … funding programs are not targeted on fundamental science and … - page 368
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… arsenal is still potent. These efforts require significant funding and scientific knowhow. In addition, NNSA develops … arsenal is still potent. These efforts require significant funding and scientific knowhow. In addition, NNSA develops … - page 372
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… does not include IIJA, IRA, and CHIPS and Science Act funding) was for $48,183,451,000.'° Many DOE activities are … does not include IIJA, IRA, and CHIPS and Science Act funding) was for $48,183,451,000.'° Many DOE activities are … - page 372
… • End funding of programs for - 5050 • End funding of programs for commercial technology and … should work with Congress to eliminate nonessential funding of commercial technology and deployment. These … - page 374
… FY 2023.*" Legislation such as the IIJA placed additional funding for new reactor demonstration projects outside of … FY 2023.*" Legislation such as the IIJA placed additional funding for new reactor demonstration projects outside of … - page 376
… Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy."! The disparity in funding demonstrates how DOE’s research activities and … Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy."! The disparity in funding demonstrates how DOE’s research activities and … - page 378

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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