The Department of Energy recently announced a funding opportunity for research, development, and demonstration of Enhanced Geothermal Systems for next-generation geothermal energy technologies.
Subject to annual appropriations, DOE will provide up to $43.1 million over four years to 21 awardees, including a record 13 awards to first-time recipients. With cost-share by the recipients, the public-private investments will be up to $78 million.
This funding opportunity solicited applications in two topic areas: component technologies research and development, and system demonstrations.
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