U.S. Senators Chris Coons and Jerry Moran have reintroduced the Financing Our Energy Future Act, which seeks to expand financing tools for energy resources and infrastructure projects by allowing them to form as master limited partnerships (MLPs). This legislation aims to level the playing field for different energy sources by including clean energy resources like advanced nuclear, sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen, biodiesel, biomass, and carbon capture, among others. The move is supported by various industry leaders and organizations who believe it will stimulate investment in American energy projects, create jobs, and accelerate the transition to cleaner energy sources. The bipartisan approach of the legislation has garnered positive feedback, with emphasis placed on the importance of supporting emerging renewable energy companies to increase U.S. energy production, spur innovation, and reduce consumer prices. The bill's sponsors emphasize the necessity of including all reliable energy forms in tax and financing structures to ensure grid reliability and acceleration of deployment. Supported by a bipartisan group of senators, the bill has received endorsements from industry associations like the Nuclear Innovation Alliance, Energy Infrastructure Council, American Clean Power Association, and Bipartisan Policy Center Action. The proposed expansion of MLPs to encompass renewable energy power generation projects could potentially enhance America's energy sector, making it more competitive globally and better equipped to serve national energy needs.