; (xvi) innovative technologies for reducing greenhouse emissions from industrial processes; (xvii) technologies used in the sourcing or processing of critical minerals; (xviii) technologies used in the gasification or transport of natural gas, carbon dioxide, or hydrogen; and (xix) any other technology to support innovative energy technologies or provide an input or application for such technologies. (2) Establishment Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Energy shall establish a database to be known as the Joint Energy Export, Development, and Trade Database . (3) Management The Deputy Assistant Secretary shall— (A) manage the Database; (B) ensure the agencies described in paragraph (5) may directly access the Database to provide the contents required under paragraph (4); and (C) ensure that the Database is interoperable with the e-government system. (4) Contents (A) In general The Database shall contain information provided by each agency described in paragraph (5) and determined by the Deputy Assistant Secretary, in consultation with industry partners, to be relevant to the international finance of eligible technology, including— (i) for each project related to eligible technology supported by the agency— (I) a description of the project; (II) an identification of the country in which the project is being carried out; and (III) an identification of the primary foreign participants in the project; (ii) details of the request for each such project, including— (I) the support requested, including the technical assistance; and (II) project timelines; and (iii) a description of actions taken by the agency with respect to each such project regarding— (I) financing; (II) technical assistance; (III) potential hurdles; (IV) areas for collaboration among agencies; (V) relevant timelines; (VI) consideration of the effects of support being provided by another country if the agency declines to provide support, if applicable