ARPA-E funds transformative technologies to improve recovery, flow pathways, and water management for subsurface resources, including oil, gas, geothermal energy, and minerals.
Planned funding would support alternative chemicals, fuels, and feedstocks using domestic biomass, refineries, and pipelines, including hydrogen-natural gas pilots; applications are not yet requested.
The DOE seeks feedback from investors and stakeholders on interest in partnering to develop and commercialize subsurface energy technologies in coal, oil & gas, and geothermal sectors.
The Department of Energy seeks interdisciplinary teams to use AI for advancing science, energy, and technology in areas like manufacturing, biotech, critical materials, and nuclear research.
This grant funds U.S. academic research to develop and implement robotics, automation, and intelligent systems that improve safety, health, and emergency response in mining operations.