National Association of State Energy Officials

NASEO Issues Request for Information (RFI) in Support of the Advanced Nuclear First Mover Initiative

NASEO Comments on DOE Fusion Energy Framework

Changes to Energy Incentives and U.S. DOE Loan Programs Resulting from the Passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

NASEO Initiative Aims to Propel Advanced Nuclear Energy Projects Across Multiple States

NASEO and NARUC Release Report on Coal to Nuclear Repowering for State Energy Offices and Public Utility Commissions

NASEO to Work with Colorado, Missouri, and Tennessee to Support Freight Electrification

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October 15, 2025

NASEO Affordability in Multifamily Buildings Call Series: Benchmarking and Project Scoping

October 15, 2025

NASEO Mid-Atlantic Region Home Energy Rebates Call (State and Territory Energy Offices Only)

October 16, 2025

NASEO Hydrogen State Working Group Meeting (State and Territory Energy Offices and Invited Guests Only)

October 16, 2025

NASEO Working Group on Tribal Coordination (State and Territory Energy Offices and Invites Guests Only)

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Utah Unveils “Operation Gigawatt” to Double Power Production

New York Announces Availability of $12 Million through Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) Program

Indiana Announces Launch of Home Energy Rebates Programs

Governor Ivey Signs Alabama’s “Powering Growth” Plan into Law

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U.S. State Energy Program:
How State Energy Officials are Energizing America

For over 40 years, State Energy Offices in all 56 states and territories have used formula U.S. State Energy Program (SEP) funds provided by Congress to address energy emergency planning and response, develop new energy resources with the private sector, and demonstrate innovative technologies while advancing energy affordability, reliability, and sustainability goals. Recent SEP successes from the states include:

GA:	Saved schools 437,023 kWh in 2022, trained 107 students in 2024 to implement additional savings
IN:	Supported nuclear energy study to enhance energy reliability
NY:	Supported Fuels Availability and Supply Tracking Survey and weekly report on fuel supply and prices to enhance resilience

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