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DOE budget plan would shift energy spending toward defense and away from civilian programs
Key Takeaways
- DOE wants to raise total discretionary spending to $53.9 billion while cutting non-defense programs
- Defense-related spending would increase as civilian energy programs face pressure
- The Office of Electricity would be cut 22% under the proposal
- Congress may rewrite major portions of the plan before anything becomes law
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