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1: Strawman fallacies, libertarians don't want most of those things. If regulations serve justice enforcement purposes then they're fine, libertarians believe that is the purpose of the state.
2: Post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy, just because the state funded one tiny technology decades ago doesn't mean that everything which uses that technology depends on the state, chances are the private sector would have developed it a year later anyway.
3: Subsidies do not come out of thin air and market forces will simply react to the changes, because people are paying more tax or their businesses cannot afford to pay them higher wages they won't be able to use more energy anyway in the long term, all polices like this accomplish is more pork spending, bureaucracy, kickbacks and loss of economic freedom for ordinary people.