; 5 U.S.C. App.) and section 3145 of title 40, United States Code. (i) Project labor An eligible entity that uses a grant provided under this section to construct a clean energy microgrid shall ensure, to the greatest extent practicable, that any subgrantee of such eligible entity, and any subgrantee thereof, that carries out such construction employs at least 40 percent of laborers or mechanics for such construction that are individuals who— (1) are domiciled, if the applicable construction area is— (A) a major urban area, not further than 15 miles from such construction area; or (B) not a major urban area, not further than 50 miles from such construction area; (2) are displaced and unemployed energy workers; (3) are members of the Armed Forces serving on active duty, separated from active duty, or retired from active duty; (4) have been incarcerated or served time in a juvenile or adult detention or correctional facility, or been placed on probation, community supervision, or in a diversion scheme; (5) have a disability; (6) are homeless; (7) are receiving public assistance; (8) lack a general education diploma or high school diploma; (9) are emancipated from the foster care system; (10) reside or work in an environmental justice community; or (11) are registered apprentices with fewer than 15 percent of the required graduating apprentice hours in a program. (j) Reports The Secretary of Energy shall submit to Congress, and make available on the public website of the Department of Energy, an annual report on the program established pursuant to subsection (a) that includes, with respect to the previous year— (1) the number of grants provided; (2) the total dollar amount of all grants provided; (3) a list of grant disbursements by State; (4) for each grant provided— (A) a description of the technical assistance obtained, outreach provided, or project carried out with grants funds