The article discusses the impact of the upcoming election on clean energy initiatives in the United States following the passing of transformative legislation like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The US Department of Energy (DOE) has already launched funding opportunities under these laws, including new programs such as Hydrogen Hubs and the Transmission Facilitation Program. Potential future administrations, like a Harris-Walz or Trump-Vance Administration, will influence the continuation and focus of clean energy projects, workforce development, and addressing permitting challenges. Congress's role is crucial in ensuring the success of clean energy investments, as seen in bipartisan support to retain programs like the IRA tax credits. The popularity of these programs is evident from oversubscription, with applications far surpassing available capacity. For instance, the DOE received 79 concept papers for Hydrogen Hubs, ultimately funding seven projects, and reviewed over 400 concepts for industrial decarbonization, with requests exceeding $60 billion in federal funds. The article highlights the importance of maintaining momentum in clean energy initiatives to drive job creation, innovation, and economic growth. It emphasizes the need for strategic engagement with Congress and the DOE to ensure the viability and success of these programs amidst potential policy changes following the election.