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Funding Opportunity for Geothermal Heat Extraction R&D
Posted in Geothermal Power, Renewable Energy, Government Initiatives, Carbon Dioxide, News on Monday, August 23 2010
The Department of Energy’s Geothermal Technologies Program recently announced a $15 million funding opportunity to research and develop innovative methods to extract heat from geothermal resources from the Earth’s crust to produce clean, renewable energy.
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Paving Slabs Clean the Air
Posted in Building Technologies, Remediation Technologies, Solar Power, Pollution, Government Initiatives, News on Monday, August 16 2010
Innovative paving slabs that are coated in titanium dioxide nanoparticles can reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide in the air. Titanium dioxide is a photocatalyst; it uses sunlight to accelerate a naturally occurring chemical reaction, the speed of which changes with exposure to light.
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Open Software Platform Helps Save Energy
Posted in Solar Power, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Government Initiatives, News on Thursday, August 12 2010
Starting in 2011, energy suppliers in Germany will be required to offer electricity at variable rates under the German Energy Act. A new energy management software platform will enable customers to opt for flexible electricity rates, so that they can purchase power at times when it is available more cheaply. Another advantage is better utilization of the power grid.
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Funding for R&D to Support U.S. Manufacturing of SSL
Posted in Energy Efficiency, LEDs/Lighting, Government Initiatives, News on Monday, June 28 2010
Today, DOE announced the availability of up to $15 million in funding to advance research, development, and market adoption of solid-state lighting (SSL) technologies. The department will select two to eight projects that will help accelerate the adoption of LED and OLED products.
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Funding Opportunity for R&D in Solid-State Lighting
Posted in LEDs/Lighting, Government Initiatives, News on Tuesday, May 25 2010
DOE recently announced two solid-state lighting (SSL) funding opportunities. DOE will select projects to receive up to $25 million to advance research, development, and market adoption of SSL technology. Up to $15 million is available for core technology research, and up to $10 million for product development.
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Energy-Efficient Housing Research Partnerships
Posted in Building Technologies, Energy Efficiency, Government Initiatives, News on Friday, May 21 2010
On behalf of the DOE’s Building America residential research program, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP). Building America research teams will be selected to develop cost-effective solutions that improve the quality and energy efficiency of U.S. homes.
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$33 Million in Funding for Biomass R&D
Posted in Alternative Fuels, Biomass, Renewable Energy, Government Initiatives, News, Videos on Wednesday, May 12 2010
The U.S. Departments of Energy (DOE) and Agriculture (USDA) jointly announced up to $33 million in funding for research and development of technologies and processes to produce biofuels, bioenergy, and high-value biobased products - subject to annual appropriations.
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