; (E) severance payments for displaced workers; (F) carbon sequestration projects in natural systems on public lands; or (G) expanding broadband access and broadband infrastructure. (2) Priority to fossil fuel workers In distributing funds under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall place a priority on displaced assisting workers dislocated from fossil fuel mining and extraction industries. (e) Competitive grant program (1) In general The Secretary shall establish a competitive grant program to provide funds to eligible entities for the purposes described in paragraph (3). (2) Eligible entities For the purposes of this subsection, the term eligible entities means local, State, and Tribal governments, development districts (as such term is defined in section 382E of the Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act ( 7 U.S.C. 2009aa–4 )), nonprofits, labor unions, economic development agencies, and institutions of higher education, including community colleges. (3) Eligible use of funds The Secretary may award grants from amounts in the Fund for the purposes listed in subsection (d) and for— (A) existing job retraining and apprenticeship programs for displaced workers or for programs designed to promote economic development in communities affected by a downturn in fossil fuel extraction and mining; (B) developing projects that diversify local and regional economies, create jobs in new or existing non-fossil fuel industries, attract new sources of job-creating investment, and provide a range of workforce services and skills training; (C) internship programs in a field related to clean energy; and (D) the development and support of a clean energy— (i) certificate program at a labor organization