The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) announced that it will fund 87 new projects across 34 states, totalling nearly $13 million in funding
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DOE EERE To Fund 87 New Projects, 13 Of Them For Bioenergy
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By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogRenewable energy, and its role in energy future, is an intense topic that spans across all corners of the energy spectrum. For example, our recent Mexican Energy Series featured a lively discussion of whether Mexico is on course for the 2024 target of 35% renewable energy, and what this pledge means for the country. Each year, as… Keep reading →
Department Of Energy Announces $72 Million To Advance High-Temperature Concentrating Solar Power Systems
By U.S. Department Of EnergyThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $72 million for new projects to advance high-temperature concentrating solar power (CSP) technologies. These projects will extend previous research on high-temperature components, develop them into integrated assemblies, and test these components and systems through a wide range of operational conditions. CSP technologies use mirrors to reflect and concentrate… Keep reading →
FirstEnergy’s Dangerous Push For An $8B Bailout: What You Need To Know
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogA mega utility from Ohio is appealing to the Trump administration for an unprecedented $8-billion, ratepayer-funded bailout, even pointing to a 1950s Korean War Act for relief. It’s FirstEnergy’s last-ditch appeal after losing previous efforts to prop up a fleet of failing coal and nuclear plants. The company’s Washington-based lobbyists have the ears of Energy… Keep reading →
Secretary Perry Announces Up To $78 Million For Bioenergy Research Funding Opportunities
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Department Of Energy Announces $14.5 Million To Advance Geothermal Drilling Technologies
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U.S. Secretary Of Energy Rick Perry Announces $105 Million In New Funding To Advance Solar Technologies
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Secretary Of Energy Rick Perry Announces $1.8 Billion Initiative For New Supercomputers
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ARPA-E Joins NASA In Hosting Energy Technology Competition
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