Mapping DOE Community Benefits Plans

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Tracking benefits from DOE investments under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act

This interactive map shows U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) investments made through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). This map identifies where DOE’s demonstration and deployment investments are occurring and includes high-level snapshots of the local benefits that may be associated with these investments. The map includes data for 635 projects, which are a subset of the publicly announced BIL and IRA selected and awarded projects.

Community Benefit Plans (CBPs) were required for nearly all BIL and IRA demonstration and deployment projects to de-risk DOE-backed funding and inspire local support and development. CBPs included a wide range of benefits, from local hire requirements to binding workforce agreements. While there were over 1,000+ projects competitively selected by the Department of Energy and 4,000+ formula funding awardees, this data reflects a subset of energy and manufacturing projects with public community benefits commitments, which included 635 projects. These projects represent $110 billion of loans, grants, and tax credits.

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Benefits Dashboard

The dashboard data is based on publicly available information about the 635 deployment projects shown on the map.

Job and Workfoce Activities Count
Jobs retained/created (Approx.) 475,087
Project Labor Agreement (PLA) 64
Collective Bargaining Agreement 71
Community Workforce Agreement 33
Recruitment and Training Activities Count
Workforce Supports 48
Local Recruitment 268
Inclusive Recruitment 258
Apprenticeship 195
Pre-apprenticeship 59
Training 328
Community and Oversight Activities Count
Good Neighbor Agreement 21
Community Advisory Board 68
Community Benefits Agreement 72