DOE Energy Financing (LPO/EDF) Loan Portfolio Scraper

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Scrapes the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Dominance Financing (EDF/LPO) loan portfolio from energy.gov. Returns active deals with borrower, technology area, loan program, financing amount, status, project location, description, and estimated jobs.

What it does

The actor calls the DOE's internal GraphiteGTC map API to retrieve the full portfolio, then visits each project's detail page on energy.gov to extract structured information. Currently the EDF/LPO portfolio holds active loans for major energy infrastructure projects — nuclear, transmission, coal/gas, and more.

Output data

Each record includes:

Sample output

{
"project_name":"AEP Transmission",
"borrower":"AEP Transmission Company, LLC",
"technology_area":"Generation & Transmission",
"loan_program":"Energy Dominance Financing Program",
"loan_type":"Loan",
"status":"Active",
"financing_amount_usd":1604000000,
"closing_date":"2025-10-16",
"state":"Ohio",
"city":"Columbus",
"description":"AEP Transmission will reconductor or rebuild almost 5,000 miles of transmission lines across multiple states, increasing grid capacity and reliability.",
"estimated_jobs_construction":"1,100",
"estimated_jobs_permanent":"TBD",
"supply_chain_segment":"transmission_grid",
"detail_url":"https://www.energy.gov/node/4853145"
}

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Use cases

• Track U.S. federal energy financing activity across nuclear, transmission, fossil fuel, and clean energy sectors
• Monitor the EDF/LPO loan portfolio for new conditional commitments and closings
• Research energy infrastructure projects by state, technology, or borrower
• Supply-chain intelligence on energy sector investment flows

Notes

• The DOE EDF portfolio is the successor to the Loan Programs Office (LPO) under the current administration. Records span legacy LPO programs (Title 17, ATVM) and the new Energy Dominance Financing Program.
• The portfolio is relatively small (currently 6 active projects) but covers very large financing amounts ($263M to $22.4B per project).
• Borrower information is extracted from the detail page; not all projects disclose this in the API data.
• The supply_chain_segment field is derived from keywords in the technology area and project description.