US takes step to advance use of Cold War-era law for clean energy

The US DOE took a step to advance use of a Cold War-era defense law for boosting the reliability of the electric power grid

The U.S. Department of Energy on Monday took a step to advance use of a Cold War-era defense law for boosting the reliability of the electric power grid, deploying clean energy, and speeding domestic production of grid technologies such as transformers.

The department issued a request for information, asking the public to determine how best to use the Defense Production Act, or DPA, to boost manufacturing and lower energy costs for consumers.

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