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National Lab researchers from across the country gathered in Golden, Colorado for the kickoff of Energy-I Corps' 19th cohort, an immersive two-month entrepreneurial training program to accelerate the commercialization for energy technologies in the lab.
The consortium’s inaugural annual workshop was held on September 10th and 11th and was a huge success.
Updates to DOE's Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Advanced Nuclear Report.
Team ducted fuel injection participated in Cohort 13 and has since advanced their technology readiness level through a Technology Commercialization Fund award and formed a CRADA from partners from Energy I-Corps.
After participating in Energy I-Corps Cohort 10, the UTS team was able to refine its technology and overarching approach, ultimately launching a startup company.
Savannah River National Laboratory made its debut participation in the OTT Energy I-Corps program with the “Controlled Equilibrium Catalytic Isotope Exchange” team, or CECIE.
The Office of Technology Transitions proudly commemorates the closing of the 2024 cohort of the Technology Commercialization Internship program.
Q&A with Dr. Jason Zhang, Winner of the Inaugural NAI/OTT Innovator of the Year Award
DOE’s Office of Technology Transitions created the Visual Intellectual Property Search database, known as VIPS, to make it easier to perform intellectual property searches and find new technologies developed at DOE’s 17 National Laboratories and several additional DOE plants and sites.
According to the DOE’s most recent liftoff report regarding Offshore Wind deployment, the market currently finds itself at a critical inflection point. Offshore wind presents a very promising source of renewable energy for the country, especially in light of the urgency to restructure our energy portfolio to meet the 2050 net-zero emission targets. Investing in wind complements other clean sources of energy, supporting grid reliability and resource diversity, making this source a promising area of investment and a powerful resource to tap into for clean energy.