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Energy Department selects 10 Machine Learning projects that could assist in finding and developing new geothermal resources.

Today, the Energy Department announced up to $7 million toward the research and development (R&D) of innovative subsurface geothermal technologies.

ARPA-E funding seeks to inspire new program areas in energy innovation.

EERE expects to fund more than 100 new projects, totaling approximately $20 million

DOE recognized Better Buildings Challenge partner, Bullitt County Public Schools, for reducing overall energy consumption by 18% from a 2013 baseline.

The projects will focus on accelerating the research and development of innovative geothermal energy technologies in America.

DOE announced $4.45 million for projects supporting early-stage research and development of tools and technologies for enhanced geothermal systems.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) announced the selection of eight projects to receive up to $2.4 million in funding via the Beyond Batteries Lab Call: Geothermal Energy Applications for Storage Alternatives.

WETO is requesting public input on facility and infrastructure funding at the National Wind Technology Center.

Funding will focus on early-stage R&D applications in machine learning.