; (iv) energy storage; (v) hydropower and pumped storage hydropower; (vi) nuclear energy; (vii) catalysts; (viii) semiconductors; (ix) solar photovoltaics; (x) wind; (xi) isotopes; (xii) oil and gas; (xiii) advanced materials; and (xiv) geothermal electrical and thermal power storage; (3) improve coordination with Mexico and Canada to improve planning for material requirements and potential disruptions to commercial or contractor supply chains of materials crucial to energy and related technologies, including by— (A) assisting in coordination for forecasting future needs in existing and emerging energy and related technologies and new procurements; and (B) establishing clear requirements to increase raw material availability, expand manufacturing capabilities, support the formation of diverse, secure, and socially responsible foreign supply chains, and improve supply chain knowledge and decision-making for energy and related technologies; (4) collaborate with Federal agencies, industrial partners, and international partners to establish processes to mitigate manufacturing challenges for energy infrastructure and other energy-related products and to develop strategies to lower the long-term costs of energy materials and technology while identifying and preserving— (A) the production of materials and components required for advanced energy technologies and products, including natural gas, hydrogen, pipelines, and transmission, renewables, advanced nuclear, advanced energy materials, and commercial-scale energy storage by the Department; and (B) energy and related infrastructure; and (5) plan for— (A) the sustainment of the supply of recycled materials for energy and related technologies