President Obama’s energy strategy has been widely advertised as an “all of the above” approach, and the significant funds invested in renewable energy projects and energy research in the first four years of his presidency have diversified the nation’s energy supply, even as the administration comes under attack for its diffused approach.

The White House is now focusing on the transport sector, leaving aside controversial technologies like large-scale solar or wind installations that dominated the DC energy discussion for the last four years. The new plan, which includes an energy security trust, includes policies to promote the use of natural gas as a transport fuel and includes funds for research into advanced biofuels.

The President has been on the road selling his plan in recent days, and the White House has issued a new simple infographic guide it hopes will be shared to build support for the plan, which is yet to be approved by Congress.

To learn more about the plan and download a copy of the infographic, click here.