; (B) be designed— (i) to build on and reinforce progress by States, units of local government, and the private sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions; (ii) to maximize greenhouse gas emission reductions while minimizing economic costs; (iii) to reduce and minimize pollution and cumulative environmental effects in economically distressed communities, communities of color, and indigenous communities, which are often disproportionately burdened by air, water, and land pollution and climate risks; (iv) to maximize the nationwide deployment of existing and emerging technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including— (I) low- and zero-greenhouse gas electricity, transportation, and building technologies; (II) methane capture and destruction technologies; and (III) carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration technologies and practices, including direct air capture; (v) to prevent domestic carbon leakage; (vi) to maximize flexibility in reducing greenhouse gas emissions for entities subject to regulation under this section; (vii) to minimize costs of greenhouse gas emission reductions to consumers, particularly consumers from low-income house­holds; (viii) to prioritize infrastructure investments that— (I) reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants; (II) make communities more resilient to the effects of climate change; and (III) use domestic labor and domestic content, promote job creation and job growth, and benefit workers and communities by utilizing project labor agreements and community benefit agreements; (ix) to support early investments and job creation in energy efficiency and net-zero emissions technologies— (I) in low-income communities and communities of color; and (II) that reduce greenhouse gas emissions from— (aa) the transportation sector; (bb) commercial buildings and homes, including multifamily homes; and (cc) the industrial sector