This bill, known as the "Financing Our Energy Future Act," proposes to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to significantly expand the types of income that qualify for publicly traded partnership (PTP) status. By broadening this definition, the legislation aims to enable a wider array of energy-related projects to utilize the PTP ownership structure, thereby encouraging increased investment in these sectors. The bill specifically extends PTP eligibility to income derived from the generation and storage of electric power or thermal energy using qualified energy resources , including biomass, municipal solid waste, and combined heat and power systems . It also covers the operation of various energy properties and the transportation or storage of diverse transportation fuels , such as hydrogen and renewable fuels derived from biomass. Further provisions include the production, storage, or transportation of fuels made from captured carbon oxides , provided they achieve substantial greenhouse gas emission reductions. The scope also encompasses electric power generation from qualifying gasification projects , advanced nuclear facilities , and activities at carbon capture facilities , along with the production, storage, or transportation of specific renewable chemicals . These amendments will apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025.