In a major step towards environmental justice and sustainability, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is injecting $20 billion into clean energy projects. This initiative, primarily focused on low-income and marginalized communities, aims at bridging the gap in clean energy accessibility. By collaborating with non-profit organizations, the EPA intends to finance a broad array of projects, from increasing renewable energy installations to implementing energy efficiency measures. This funding program represents a substantial federal effort to not only combat climate change but also foster socio-economic equity by prioritizing communities historically afflicted by environmental neglect.