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American Nuclear Supply Chain Loans is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) - Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF). This program provides conditional loan commitments to finance the purchase of long-lead time items needed to rebuild America's commercial nuclear supply chain and accelerate the deployment of large-scale commercial nuclear reactors.
While primarily focused on larger projects, it supports the broader nuclear supply chain, which can include small businesses involved in manufacturing and related services.
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Office of Energy Dominance Financing | Department of Energy Office of Energy Dominance Financing Unleashing American Energy Infrastructure & Innovation Unleashing American Energy Infrastructure & Innovation The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) is committed to financing American energy and manufacturing projects that meaningfully contribute to U.S. energy security, grid reliability, and lowering costs for all Americans.
Under the Trump Administration, EDF empowers the private sector to invest in the future, help win the AI race, strengthen American industry, and restore American Energy Dominance. EDF is working on behalf of the American people to: SECURE & STRENGTHEN American energy assets. BOOST American energy innovation and technologies.
EXPAND affordable, reliable, and secure energy for all Americans. BOLSTER national security. In response to the nation’s growing energy demands and the loss of hundreds of baseload plants, EDF stands ready to partner with the private sector to strengthen America’s energy foundation and support U.S. leadership in emerging artificial intelligence technologies.
Through its financing programs, EDF supports the Trump Administration and Secretary Wright’s efforts to enhance energy security, maintain technological leadership, and ensure an affordable, reliable, and secure energy supply for all Americans.
The latest news from the Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF): Rebuilding America's Nuclear Supply Chain EDF issued a conditional loan commitment to finance the purchase of long-lead time items needed to rebuild America’s commercial nuclear supply chain. Read the full announcement and download the project overview handout .
EDF Publishes Updated Title 17 Program Guidance Updated guidance focuses on the Energy Dominance Financing Program (EDFP) and its role in advancing critical grid and baseload energy generation infrastructure projects across the United States. Access the full guidance and supporting documents via the EDF Applicant Resources page. Download the full guidance EDF Closes Historic Loan Package EDF closed a historic $26.
5 billion loan package to support two wholly owned subsidiaries of Southern Company, delivering over $7 billion in electricity cost savings to millions of customers in Georgia and Alabama. Greg Beard Appointed EDF Director DOE senior advisor Greg Beard was appointed Director of EDF, taking the helm of the office's deep portfolio and active pipeline to unleash American energy dominance.
President Trump and Secretary Wright have made commitments to the American people to unleash American energy dominance , and the Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) is on the front lines of delivering affordable, reliable, secure energy.
Introducing the Energy Dominance Financing Program (EDFP) EDF’s Energy Dominance Financing Program (EDFP) powered by the Working Families Tax Cut is a core pillar to the Administration’s strategy to help win the global AI race by increasing the nation’s energy supply through new eligibility for clean coal and oil and gas power-generated projects, securing critical mineral supply chains, and reinvigorating the nuclear industry.
The Energy Dominance Financing Program (Section 1706 or EDF Program) guarantees loans to projects that add energy to the grid or enhance reliability.
The program finances projects that: Retool, repower, repurpose, or replace energy infrastructure that have ceased operations; Enable operating infrastructure to increase capacity and output; or Support or enable the provision of known or forecastable electric supply at time intervals necessary to maintain or enhance grid reliability or other system adequacy needs.
The Energy Dominance Financing Program can also finance critical materials projects and secure America’s critical minerals supply chain, reflecting the important applications of critical minerals and materials across the energy sector. For examples of current Energy Dominance Financing Program projects in EDF's portfolio, see the EDF Portfolio Projects page.
The Energy Dominance Financing Program can support a wide range of outcomes, including: Upgrading or uprating energy infrastructure so it can restart or operate at higher output Replacing retired energy infrastructure with new energy infrastructure to increase power available to the grid Building new dispatchable or baseload power generation facilities Maintaining, enhancing, or replacing electric grid and transmission infrastructure Working with the Office of Energy Dominance Financing Under the Trump Administration, the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) is ready to partner with the private sector to ensure an affordable, reliable, and secure energy supply for all Americans.
EDF offers financing for: Energy generation and grid reliability projects Innovative energy technology projects Manufacturing and advanced transportation projects Tribal investment in energy-related projects EDF has standard application processes to determine each project’s eligibility, readiness to proceed, and reasonable prospect of repayment.
Following the application process, EDF will commence a due diligence phase that is similar to that of commercial lenders. The duration of this process varies based on the applicant’s level of preparation and project complexity, but it typically takes a minimum of six months to more than a year.
If you have a project that may be eligible for financing through the Office of Energy Dominance Financing, please refer to our Applicant Resources page and request a no-cost pre-application consultation with the EDF team. Prospective applicants may also contact their EDF staff contact for information on the application process to receive an invitation to apply.
Learn more about the Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) via our main website pages: Strengthening Grid Reliability and Security Unleashing American Energy Innovation Energy Secretary Announces Cancellation of Three Proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors EDF Closes Loan to Strengthen Puerto Rico’s Grid, Delivering Hundreds of Millions in Electricity Cost Savings Advancing Energy Addition, Not Subtraction Energy Department Closes Loan to AEP Texas, Delivering Millions in Electricity Cost Savings for Texans Promoting Affordability and Consumer Choice Unleashing Commercial Nuclear Power in the United States Energy Dominance Financing Office Celebrates One Year Since Passage of the Working Families Tax Cuts Act Chief Investment Officer, EDF The Loan Programs Office (LPO) operates as the Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) and performs the duties assigned to LPO through the Energy Policy Act of 2005, as amended.
EDF possesses all authorities, receives all appropriations, and performs all requirements assigned to LPO. Office of Energy Dominance Financing U.S. Department of Energy LP 10 1000 Independence Ave, SW See Additional Contact Information
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible projects are sponsored by utilities and energy companies nationwide. The program aims to rebuild the commercial nuclear supply chain. (Note: This is a loan program, not a grant). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
American Nuclear Supply Chain Loans is funded by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) - Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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