Proposed

Mandate would rename DOE to DESAS focused on energy security, advanced science, remediation, nuclear weapons/naval reactors, and promoting U.S. energy interests abroad—explicitly getting government out of picking energy winners and losers.

Proposed

Mandate tells the next Administration to support repealing IIJA and IRA programs that subsidize renewables/special interests and to rescind all unspent funds from those programs.

Proposed

Mandate targets elimination or deep reform of Clean Energy Demonstrations, ARPA-E, Grid Deployment (rescinding unspent IIJA grid/transmission/nuclear-credit money), State/Community Energy Programs, and the Loan Program as commercialization subsidies.

Proposed

Mandate would eliminate FECM applied programs, restore the Office of Fossil Energy mission, kill CCUS subsidy focus (leave to private sector), pursue critical minerals from coal wastes, expedite LNG approvals, and reinstate NEPA categorical exclusion for LNG exports.

Proposed

Mandate seeks congressional elimination of EERE applied programs, rescission of excess EERE appropriations, refocus on fundamental research if retained, and modification/repeal of EPCA appliance standards that DOE periodically tightens.

Proposed

Mandate elevates CESER, prioritizes cyber/physical resilience and gas–electric interdependence, reinstates Trump EO 13920 bulk-power equipment security, works with FERC/NERC on dispatchable generation adequacy, and eliminates OE applied storage/GETs grant programs.

Proposed

Mandate would substantially limit NE’s scope to basic research/waste/fuels/reactor tech, end new civilian demonstration/commercialization projects (honoring existing contracts), and push private sector to shoulder licensing/commercial support.

Proposed

Mandate highlights the stalled Yucca Mountain process, $46B Nuclear Waste Fund, and need for DESAS leadership on disposal of commercial and government spent fuel plus low-level waste facilities.

Proposed

Mandate directs funding design/development/deployment of new warheads including pit production, expanding Navy nuclear propulsion, ending ineffective nonproliferation activities involving Iran/UN, and prioritizing NNSA over non-nuclear DOE programs.

Proposed

Mandate says FERC must ensure customers have affordable, reliable electricity/gas/oil and no longer favor special interests and progressive causes, alongside DESAS reliability coordination.

Proposed

Mandate explicitly includes ensuring the Nuclear Regulatory Commission facilitates private-sector nuclear energy innovation and deployment as a pillar of energy dominance.

Proposed

Mandate, noting SPR moved under CESER, insists DESAS ensure SPR is maintained for national strategic purposes and not misused for political gain.

Proposed

Mandate instructs ending use of energy policy for politicized social agendas, naming energy justice, Justice40, and DEI as programs that can promote politicized agendas rather than abundant affordable energy and fair employment.

Proposed

Mandate argues labs have been too focused on climate change and renewable technologies and that science dominance requires recommitment against espionage and toward transformative national-security science, including rationalizing the lab complex with Congress.