; (B) the Department of Commerce; (C) the Department of Defense; (D) the Department of State; (E) the Department of the Interior; (F) the Department of Agriculture; (G) the Department of the Treasury; (H) the Department of Transportation; (I) the Department of Homeland Security; (J) the Office of Management and Budget; (K) the National Science Foundation; (L) the Environmental Protection Agency; and (M) such other Federal agencies, and entities within the Executive Office of the President, as the President considers to be appropriate. (b) Conduct of review (1) In general Each Quadrennial Energy Review shall be conducted to— (A) provide an integrated view of important national energy objectives and Federal energy policy; and (B) identify the maximum practicable alignment of research programs, incentives, regulations, and partnerships. (2) Elements A Quadrennial Energy Review shall— (A) establish integrated, governmentwide national energy objectives in the context of economic, environmental, and security priorities; (B) recommend coordinated actions across Federal agencies; (C) assess and recommend priorities for research, development, and demonstration; (D) provide a strong analytical base for Federal energy policy decisions; (E) consider reasonable estimates of future Federal budgetary resources when making recommendations; and (F) be conducted with substantial input from— (i) Congress; (ii) the energy industry; (iii) academia; (iv) State, local, and tribal governments; (v) nongovernmental organizations; and (vi) the public. (c) Submission of quadrennial energy review to congress (1) In general The President— (A) shall publish and submit to Congress a report on the Quadrennial Energy Review once every 4 years