; and (E) by adding at the end the following: (7) Transformational energy technology The term transformational energy technology means— (A) renewable energy systems; (B) hydrogen fuel cell technology for residential, energy, industrial, or transportation applications; (C) advanced nuclear energy facilities; (D) carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration technologies; (E) efficient electrical generation, transmission, and distribution technologies; (F) pollution control equipment; (G) energy storage technologies for residential, industrial, and transportation applications; (H) technologies and systems for reducing potent greenhouse gas pollutants, including methane leakage from natural gas transmission and distribution infrastructure; (I) manufacturing and deployment of nuclear supply components for advanced nuclear reactors; (J) system-level energy management solutions; (K) application of platform technologies, including data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other software to improve the energy efficiency and effectiveness of energy infrastructure, including electric grid operation; (L) energy-water use efficiency in water resources infrastructure and water-using technologies; (M) carbon capture ready combined cycle natural gas generation facilities; (N) carbon capture ready supercritical or ultra-supercritical coal generation facilities; (O) innovative technologies for improving the resilience or reliability of existing energy infrastructure, including innovative approaches to improve the cybersecurity of energy technologies; (P) innovative technologies for reducing greenhouse emissions from industrial processes; (Q) technologies used in the sourcing or processing of critical minerals; (R) technologies used in the gasification or transport of natural gas, carbon dioxide, or hydrogen; and (S) any other technology, including recycled, reused, refurbished, any repurposed technology, to support innovative energy technologies or provide an input or application for such technologies.