U.S. Senators Moran and Coons reintroduced the Financing Our Energy Future Act to extend financing tools to all energy resources and infrastructure projects, including renewables like hydrogen and advanced nuclear. The legislation proposes allowing these projects to form as master limited partnerships (MLPs), a tax structure currently reserved for traditional energy projects. Key figures in the energy sector, such as Sen. Moran and Sen. Coons, emphasize the necessity of a level playing field for all energy sources to drive U.S. energy production, innovation, and consumer benefits. Various industry leaders, like the Nuclear Innovation Alliance and the Energy Infrastructure Council, commend the bipartisan effort, highlighting the potential for job creation, market efficiency, and investment in critical energy infrastructure. The proposed expansion of the master limited partnership (MLP) structure aims to include emerging energy sources like hydrogen, carbon capture, and renewable fuels, creating opportunities for individuals to invest in energy infrastructure projects. The legislation also seeks to amend the Internal Revenue Code to allow publicly traded partnership ownership for renewable energy power generation projects, ultimately enhancing investment possibilities for a diverse energy future.