Twenty entities in Colorado were on that list, including the University of Colorado, Colorado School of Mines, Tri-State Generation and Transmission, businesses dedicated to emissions reductions such as solar companies, and nonprofits that promote clean energy — including one that works with Indian tribes on clean energy projects. Two Colorado Energy Office grants that are targeted would provide $5 million to support programs that improve energy efficiency and cut carbon emissions from buildings. Rest assured, the Energy Department will continue reviewing awards to ensure that every dollar works for the American people.”The Energy Department did not respond to The Denver Post’s request for an interview with Wright. Officials did not provide details about which projects are being cut, but said funding came from the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, and other DOE bureaus. The private sector has committed $10 billion for the hydrogen hub, Newsom’s office said, adding that canceling the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems threatens over 200,000 jobs.