The BIRD Energy program has recently allocated $7.5 million to fund five collaborative clean energy projects between Israel and the United States, with a total project value of $16 million. These projects aim to foster innovation in energy efficiency, hydrogen energy, recycling, and storage. The approved projects include initiatives to develop hydrogen as a dual fuel for marine engines, create advanced green ammonia technology, demonstrate improved energy efficiency in residential buildings, and advance chemical recycling technologies. The program aims to enhance the competitiveness of Israeli companies in the global market, driving progress in renewable energy research, development, and production. Projects funded by BIRD Energy must involve partnerships between Israeli and U.S. companies and focus on energy innovation of mutual interest. The initiative not only supports technological advancements but also contributes to creating efficient energy systems and reaching new markets. The collaborative effort between the two countries promotes a shared ecosystem that benefits both nations and the global clean energy economy.