Clean Energy Victory Bond Act of 2025

The Clean Energy Victory Bond Act of 2025 would authorize the U.S. Treasury to issue savings bonds (starting at $25) to the public, with annual proceeds capped at $50 billion. These bonds would fund clean energy projects - including solar/wind installations, energy-efficient buildings, electric vehicle infrastructure, and grid improvements - while requiring at least 40% of funds to support disadvantaged communities with high pollution burdens or low-income residents. Proceeds would finance federal, state, and local clean energy initiatives without direct taxpayer spending, relying on future economic benefits and tax revenue from funded projects. The bonds would carry interest based partly on energy savings achieved, mirroring WWII Victory Bonds’ public engagement model.