That the Biden Administration wants to see genuine renewable energy progress is beyond doubt, albeit heavily slanted towards the ‘readying of offshore areas to harness power from wind, approving new solar projects on public lands and passing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law with the purpose of building thousands of miles of transmission lines that deliver clean energy’.
Platform for bioenergy expansion in the USA
The funding and development landscape for bioenergy entrepreneurs in the US has an appealing look about it both at a Federal Government level and across several of the country’s individual states. Whether or not this will translate into sustainable green energy solutions in 2023 and beyond is another question, however, and one that doesn’t have an easy answer, writes Colin Ley.
That the Biden Administration wants to see genuine renewable energy progress is beyond doubt, albeit heavily slanted towards the ‘readying of offshore areas to harness power from wind, approving new solar projects on public lands and passing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law with the purpose of building thousands of miles of transmission lines that deliver clean energy’.
That the Biden Administration wants to see genuine renewable energy progress is beyond doubt, albeit heavily slanted towards the ‘readying of offshore areas to harness power from wind, approving new solar projects on public lands and passing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law with the purpose of building thousands of miles of transmission lines that deliver clean energy’.
