Financing Our Energy Future Act

This bill, called the Financing Our Energy Future Act, would let more clean energy and low‑carbon fuel businesses use a publicly traded partnership structure. It adds many types of projects to the list, such as generating electricity or heat from approved clean sources, running energy facilities, storing energy, handling biomass or municipal trash, moving or storing certain fuels (including hydrogen), making renewable fuels from captured carbon, producing power from advanced nuclear, and making certain renewable chemicals that are highly biobased and not used for food, feed, fuel, or drugs.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Companies that build or operate clean power, energy storage, carbon capture, hydrogen, waste-to-energy, and certain renewable chemical projects.
• What changes: These activities could qualify for a publicly traded partnership, expanding access to this ownership structure in the tax code.
• When: The changes would apply starting with tax years after December 31, 2025.