Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA–E)

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ARPA-E, or Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy is a United States government agency tasked with promoting and funding research and development of advanced energy technologies.

A radically new idea for offshore wind turbines

Biodiesel from sugarcane more economical than soybean

Today most U.S. biodiesel is produced from soybean. But despite its value as a protein source, soybean only provides the equivalent of about one barrel of oil per acre. A team led by the University of Illinois has engineered sugarcane plants to produce 12 percent oil by weight, and expect to reach 20 percent in

Biodiesel from sugarcane more economical than soybean

Scientists Developing a DIY Paint-on Coating for Energy Efficient Windows

Low-cost coating would disrupt the building retrofit market and potentially save billions in electricity It’s estimated that 10 percent of all the energy used in buildings in the U.S. can be attributed to window performance, costing building owners about $50 billion annually, yet the high cost of replacing windows or retrofitting them with an energy

Scientists Developing a DIY Paint-on Coating for Energy Efficient Windows

How The DARPA Of The Energy World Wants To Change The Electricity Grid

ARPA-E is investing in moonshot energy ideas that are so audacious, they might just change how we power our society. Batteries made with chemicals that we mine from rhubarb plants, rather than expensive metals taken out of the earth. Magnets that clip onto electrical lines and reroute electrons. Solar panels that work efficiently even when

How The DARPA Of The Energy World Wants To Change The Electricity Grid

Is the Secret to Cheap Energy Storage Hiding in Harlem?

The material in disposable batteries may hold the secret to making an inexpensive storage system that can feed the electrical grid Ensconced in a former warehouse in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood, an energy start-up has equipment not typically associated with battery manufacture—restaurant-grade mixers, pasta-makers and even rolling pins. This kitchen equipment makes ingredients that the company

Is the Secret to Cheap Energy Storage Hiding in Harlem?

Feds fund concept for cheaper, better titanium made in U.S.

Essential metal for planes, rockets, missiles and more A Case Western Reserve University proposal for a low-cost, energy-efficient method to extract the strategic metal titanium from ore has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy for contract negotiations. This one-year project will be funded by ARPA-E at about $675K through

Feds fund concept for cheaper, better titanium made in U.S.

Fuel-efficient cars, planes cheaper with magnesium drawn from ocean

The process could ultimately make fuel-efficient transportation more affordable A lightweight metal that reduces fuel use in cars and planes could be extracted from the ocean through a unique process being developed at the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE)’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). The process could ultimately make fuel-efficient transportation more affordable and expand

Fuel-efficient cars, planes cheaper with magnesium drawn from ocean

Tomorrow’s batteries will be squeezed out of nozzles, like toothpaste

This time they are hoping to produce the technologies for a 21st-century revolution in clean energy. IN THE 1970s researchers lounging on bean bags at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Centre (PARC) churned out the inventions that would trigger the coming revolution in information technology. The computer mouse was born here, as were icons, windows, Ethernet

Tomorrow’s batteries will be squeezed out of nozzles, like toothpaste

Race for Renewables’ Game-changers Heats Up

‘Innovation economics‘ is propelling a global hunt for inventions that can extend the frontiers of renewable generation. First comes invention then comes prosperity. That’s the theory of ‘innovation economics,’ a relatively new doctrine that underlies today’s worldwide race to discover energy’s next game changer and is triggering some intriguing tinkering in renewable energy. Will one

Race for Renewables’ Game-changers Heats Up

Envia Claims ‘Breakthrough’ in Lithium-Ion Battery Cost and Energy Density

“We could be in automotive production in a year and a half.” Envia Systems, a battery maker based in California, announced on Monday what it called a “major breakthrough” in lithium-ion cell technology that would result in a significant increase in the energy density — and a sharp reduction in the cost — of lithium-ion

Envia Claims ‘Breakthrough’ in Lithium-Ion Battery Cost and Energy Density

Bio Architecture Lab Technology That Efficiently Converts Seaweed to Renewable Fuels and Chemicals

Wide-Scale Adoption of Technology Could Help Meet Increasing Global Demand for Renewable Fuels and Chemicals A team of scientists from Bio Architecture Lab (BAL), has developed breakthrough technology that helps to further enable the wide-scale use of seaweed (macroalgae) as a feedstock for advanced biofuels and renewable chemical production. The team engineered a microbe

Bio Architecture Lab Technology That Efficiently Converts Seaweed to Renewable Fuels and Chemicals

SunShot: Lowering the Price of Electricity from the Sun

The U.S. Department of Energy aims to make electricity from the sun cheaper than that from burning coal or natural gas. Silicon translates sunshine into electricity—and Earth receives enough sunshine in a daylight hour to supply all of humanity’s energy needs for a year. But despite being as common as sand, photovoltaic panels made from

SunShot: Lowering the Price of Electricity from the Sun

Inventing the Future of Energy

How can a small federal agency help reinvent how the U.S. produces and uses energy? Every day the U.S. imports $1 billion worth of oil. Yet, the nation is no closer to weaning itself from such foreign oil than it was 40 years ago when President Carter called energy reform the “moral equivalent of war.”

Inventing the Future of Energy

U.S. Military Links Alternative Energy Research to Lives–and Dollars–Saved

Inventing the future of energy may be key to improving U.S. national security, economic prosperity and health. Flexible solar cells now power communications equipment used by U.S. Marines fighting in Afghanistan’s Helmand Province, enabling them to shed 315 kilograms worth of batteries while on foot patrol. But an F-16 fighter jet flying over Miramar training

U.S. Military Links Alternative Energy Research to Lives–and Dollars–Saved

DARPA Kickstarts Space Exploration with 100-Year Starship Project

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a new program in collaboration with NASA that is sure to intrigue Trekkieseverywhere. Called the 100-Year Starship Study, it’s designed to lay out what it would take to create an organization that could boldly go where no man (or woman, or transgender person) has gone before. The last couple of

DARPA Kickstarts Space Exploration with 100-Year Starship Project

Inventing Batteries from Air

ARPA-e and others aim to fund development of a battery that relies on lithium and air In his State of the Union address, President Obama painted a vision of the jobs of tomorrow — then pointed to the scientists of today. “None of us can predict with certainty what the next big industry will be,

Inventing Batteries from Air

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EverGlade Consulting Funding Alert: ARPA-H Announces New Tiered Proposal Submission System to Reduce Entry Barrier for Non-traditional Performers
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is transforming U.S. health research and development with innovative, high-risk, high-reward projects. Its Master Announcement Instructions ...
Texas Tech awarded more than $3 million from Department of Energy
L UBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - Texas Tech University professors Jingyu Lin and Hongxing Jiang were awarded $3,070,735 from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a photoconductive ...
COP28: How 7 policies could help save a billion lives by 2100
A recent study found one billion people are likely to die prematurely by the end of the century from climate change. Here are seven energy policies that could save their lives.
DOE Announces $42 Million For 15 Projects To Strengthen Reliability, Resiliency And Affordability of America’s Power Grid
The teams managed by DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) will help improve the Biden-Harris Administration’s decarbonization goals with a more secure and reliable grid and allow to ...
DOE announces $42M for semiconductor R&D for grid reliability, resiliency
DOE says streamlining the coordinated operation of electricity supply and demand can improve operational efficiency, prevent unforeseen outages, and more.

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EverGlade Consulting Funding Alert: ARPA-H Announces New Tiered Proposal Submission System to Reduce Entry Barrier for Non-traditional Performers
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is transforming U.S. health research and development with innovative, high-risk, high-reward projects. Its Master Announcement Instructions ...
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DOE Seeks Disruptive Energy Concepts Through ARPA-E’s SPARKS Program
The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy said Tuesday it will manage ... the development of focused technology initiatives. ARPA-E provided a list of key technical categories that applicants ...
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The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health has proceeded with its promised network of health innovation sites. Anchoring the network are three regional… ...
How technology is reshaping the way cancer is diagnosed and treated
Renee Wegrzyn, director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), and Eric Topol, executive vice president of Scripps Research, join Washington Post Live to discuss how ...