DOE’s Vehicle Technologies Office
Supports research in a variety of fields relating to electric and hybrid vehicles, including applied battery research.
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Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E)
Established in 2007 to bring new technologies from laboratory to market, ARPA-E has distributed $1.5 billion in R&D funding to more than 580 projects.
SunShot Initiative
The DOE’s SunShot Initiative was launched in 2011 with the goal of reducing the cost of solar energy 75% by 2020, which target was met three years early. The program has set a 2030 goal to halve that target again.
Report, Exploring the Role of Advancing Nuclear in Future Energy Markets
Develops a modeling study to inform nuclear R&D, future modeling research, and technology developers’ priorities as well as policy discussions at local, regional, and national levels.
Proposed Nuclear Energy Leadership Act of 2018
Would have included enhanced federal investment in the nuclear industry, establishing facilities to test and develop advanced nuclear reactors and to develop domestic capabilities to produce the type of uranium needed for advanced reactors.
Proposed Distributed Energy Demonstration Act of 2017
Would have required the DOE to establish demonstration grant programs for Smart Grid technologies.
Proposed Vehicle Innovation Act of 2017
Would have strengthened the DOE’s Vehicle Technologies Office, authorizing R&D grants starting at $313.6 million for fiscal year 2018, with a 4% increase each year through 2022.
Proposed BEST Act of 2019
Would amend the Energy Storage Competitiveness Act of 2007 to create a research, development, and demonstration program for grid-scale energy storage systems.
Proposed SEA FUEL Act of 2019
Would require DOD to develop a two-phased research, development, demonstration and subsequent testing program for direct air capture and blue carbon removal technologies.
Proposed LEADING Act of 2019
Would require DOE to establish a program to develop cost-effective carbon capture technologies that can be used at natural gas-generating power facilities.