; (v) achieving job creation through the construction and operation of qualified clean energy projects and qualified energy efficiency projects; (vi) fostering long-term domestic manufacturing capacity in the clean energy and energy efficiency industries; and (vii) complementing and supplementing other clean energy and energy efficiency legislation at the regional, State, municipal, and county level. (c) Definitions In this section: (1) Bank The term Bank means the United States Green Bank established under subsection (d). (2) Board The term Board means the Board of Directors of the Bank. (3) Clean energy project The term clean energy project means any electricity generation, transmission, storage, heating, cooling, transportation, distribution, industrial process, or manufacturing project whose primary purpose is the deployment, development, or production of an energy system or technology that avoids, reduces, or sequesters air pollutants or anthropogenic greenhouse gases, including the following: (A) Solar. (B) Wind. (C) Geothermal. (D) Biomass. (E) Hydropower. (F) Ocean and hydrokinetic. (G) Fuel cell. (H) Advanced battery. (I) Carbon capture and sequestration. (J) Next generation biofuels from nonfood feedstocks. (K) Alternative vehicle fuel infrastructure. (L) Alternative fuel vehicles. (4) Eligible clean energy financing institution The term Eligible Clean Energy Financing Institution means a not-for-profit, independent entity, quasi-independent entity, or a governmental entity within an agency or financing authority, established or designated by a State, group of States, the District of Columbia, or an Eligible State Political Subdivision to— (A) provide low-cost or long-term financing support or credit enhancements, including loan guarantees and loan loss reserves, for Qualified Clean Energy Projects or Qualified Energy Efficiency Projects