May 2026 Washington update analyzing sustainable energy and infrastructure policy, including the FY2027 DOE budget, nuclear energy developments, grant reinstatements, and permitting reform.

FY27 DOE budget signals a structural shift from energy transition to energy dominance, prioritizing production, reliability, nuclear, AI, and critical minerals.

This month’s update on sustainable energy and infrastructure covers DOE funding, ENERGY STAR changes, critical minerals, grid policy, and global energy impacts.

Explore new federal funding opportunities from DOE and DBIC offering over $500 million to strengthen US critical mineral, battery, and defense supply chains, with key priorities, requirements, and upcoming deadlines.

Stay current on US energy policy developments — from critical mineral and climate policy announcements by the administration to advanced nuclear legislation and new tax credit guidance — in this March 2026 update.

The February 2026 Washington Update looks at sustainable energy and infrastructure policy, DOE appropriations, critical minerals, grid reliability, and federal energy finance.

Explore 2026 policy trends in sustainable energy and infrastructure: SPEED Act permitting changes, FERC AI rulings, critical minerals projects, and clean energy tax challenges.

This month’s Washington Update examines the sweeping reorg of the Department of Energy and considers the implications for market players, state and local leaders, and companies navigating the federal energy policy landscape.

As Washington wrestles with gridlock and a government shutdown, the energy, sustainability, and infrastructure sectors are surging forward, driven by shifting political currents, new financing tools, and global competition.

This month’s update covers a narrowly passed House appropriations bill, critical minerals announcements, progress on permitting reform, and the confirmation of nominees to key energy and environmental posts.