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Four funding opportunities support early-stage bioenergy research and development.

Research will help lay the groundwork for future computing.

The Energy Department announced $68.5 million for advanced vehicle technologies supporting affordable mobility, energy security, and economic growth.

ARPA-E provides up to $30 million to develop storage technologies for secure, resilient grid.

The Energy Department announced $23 million to support marine energy industry advancement in wave, tidal, ocean and river current technologies.

Successful competition highlights importance of investing in the next generation of leaders in science

Selected research projects are focused on developing electric vehicle systems that can recharge rapidly at high power levels.

Funding will help support Administration’s goal to drive U.S. leadership in energy-saving building technologies.

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected 13 projects to receive about $60 million in funding for cost-shared R&D for advanced nuclear technologies.

The signing ushers in a new era of DOE-CEA research and development (R&D) cooperation with enhanced collaboration.