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E&E News: DOE doles out $500M to minerals, battery projects

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By James Bikales Verified
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The agency had canceled several awards issued by the Biden administration under the same program, which was funded by the bipartisan infrastructure law in 2021. ENERGYWIRE | The Energy Department announced Thursday it had selected seven critical mineral processing and battery manufacturing projects to receive a combined $500 million in federal grant funding.
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E&E News: A White House official helped an oil company advance its projects. Now she’ll lead its DC office.

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By Ian Stevenson, James Bikales Verified, Scott Waldman Verified
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Brittany Kelm’s departure from the White House to lead the Washington office of a Houston oil company has raised questions about the close proximity between a government official and the interests of a private corporation. ENERGYWIRE | People milling around before a press conference in Santa Barbara, California, in early June might have mistaken Brittany Kelm, a White House staffer, for an oil company representative.
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A White House official helped an oil company advance its projects. Now she'll lead its DC office

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By Ian Stevenson, James Bikales Verified, Scott Waldman Verified
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Brittany Kelm's departure from the White House to lead the Washington office of a Houston oil company has raised questions about the close proximity between a government official and the interests of a private corporation. Brittany Kelm, center, speaks with Sable Offshore representatives before a press conference at Las Flores Processing Facility in Santa Barbara, California, on June 5, 2026. Lee Danielson, government affairs liaison for Sable Offshore energy company, is seen at left.
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