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Global Briefing: White House pledges $4.3bn to US clean energy projects

Stuart Stone

26 July 2024 • 8 min read

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Biden administration funds 25 clean energy technology projects spanning 30 states, Chinese state-run oil and gas producer joins COP28 charter and German government defeated in ‘EU first’ air pollution case

President Joe Biden has announced that $4.3bn in federal funding is to be shared across 25 clean energy projects in 30 different US states under grants created by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. The...

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