The Department of Energy (DOE) is soliciting proposals from a wide range of energy technologies such as Bioenergy, fuel cells, Geothermal, solar and many more. Interested parties need to identify an area of interest, formulate innovative responses and partnerships for a successful Technology Transfer Opportunity (TTO).
The Cascadia Cleantech Accelerator (CCA) is soliciting applications from interested small energy companies, for the 2019 cohort. The 15-week program provides mentorship, networking opportunities, brand visibility, and funding. In addition, two new modules have been added to the latest program on the introduction of manufacturing and sustainability
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The International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) is soliciting proposals for innovation, integration, and transformation of smart grid systems. The five key criteria of selection include potential impact, economic rationale, adaptation rationale, innovation, and other benefits. The winners will be celebrated at the Awards of Excellence Competition-2019
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Bloomberg New Energy Finance invites applications for game-changing companies in clean energy technology and innovation. Proposals will be judged based on potential scale, innovation, and momentum. Ten companies will be unveiled at Future of Energy Summit-2019.
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The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) intends to fund research proposals aimed at improving long-term nuclear energy viability, advanced reactor pipeline, and supply chain infrastructure. The main areas of focus are University-led R&D Projects, National Laboratory or Industry-led R&D Projects and Nuclear Science User Facilities Access Projects.
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) is accepting applications to support nuclear energy R&D and infrastructure support activities for advanced reactors. The broad areas of focus are University Research Reactor Upgrades Infrastructure Support and General Scientific Infrastructure (GSI) Support for Universities.
The Airforce Research Lab (AFRL) is inviting applications for basic, applied, or advanced research projects pertaining to the Department of Defense (DOD). The 4 areas of interest include lasers systems, directed energy electro-optics, high power electromagnetics and weapons modeling and simulation.
New York City’s premier cleantech incubator, ACRE, is soliciting solutions to address challenges in transportation, urban technologies, and energy generation. The focus areas of the competition include smart mobility, smart city, and smart grid technologies. In addition to cash, the winners would also be eligible to become members of the incubator.
Please note: Eligibility for this application is limited to U.S. educational institutions.
The Airforce Research Lab (AFRL) is inviting applications to enhance the nation’s war-fighting and peacekeeping capabilities. The 5 overarching technology competencies under focus include electro-optical and infrared sensing (EO/IR), space electronics, space environmental impacts, space operations technologies, and space experiments.
ARPA-E is soliciting proposals to develop and test power system optimization and control algorithms for grid optimization. The major challenges include the electric power sector’s security-constrained optimal power flow, Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) intermittent resources, storage, grid resilience, grid restoration, grid dynamics, and cyber threats.
The Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking proposals for improvement of Pumped Storage Hydropower (PSH) contribution in the future electricity system. The target areas include facility design for modular hydropower, new use cases and conceptual designs for pumped storage systems, modeling, and analysis of pumped storage in system optimization.
The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) is planning to fund proposals for operational solutions to reduce compliance costs and improve the environmental performance of wind turbines. The three focus areas are advancing smart curtailment strategies, advanced component R&D, and development of offshore wind monitoring and mitigation technologies.
