Under the leadership of Jennifer M. Granholm, the U.S. Energy Department is at the forefront of the clean energy transition, working to realize the climate goals of the Biden Administration. The department's efforts include establishing 800 new or expanded clean technology manufacturing facilities and adding 60 GW of clean energy capacity in a year, equivalent to the output of 30 Hoover Dams. Granholm has also led a restructuring within the department to enhance its execution capabilities and collaboration with the private sector in achieving climate objectives. The article emphasizes the critical importance of focusing on grid infrastructure to connect renewable energy projects effectively, highlighting the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's significant funding for grid upgrades. It calls for sustained funding for grid infrastructure to ensure reliability and support a rapid transition to clean energy systems. Additionally, the article discusses personal sustainability efforts, such as utilizing electric vehicles as virtual power plants, to contribute to grid stability and reduce peak demand stresses. Furthermore, it points out the need for more attention and funding towards underrated climate solutions like artificial intelligence tools for grid optimization and enhanced geothermal power, which have the potential to significantly impact climate change mitigation.