ARPA-E Fuels $40 Million In Clean Transportation Projects

The DOE is allocating $40 million to green-tech programs through its ARPA-E arm. Both programs, which are involved in transportation, will receive $20 million each. Read more →
DOE: Sequestration Will Slow Clean Energy Efforts

U.S. officials say the threatened "sequestration" budget cuts would hit solar power, electric vehicle and advanced research efforts. Read more →
2013 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit Preview

Once again partners with ARPA-E for their upcoming Energy Innovation Summit, we bring you this preview of some of the things you can expect later this month. Read more →
MIT Tweaks Microbe To Make Gasoline Stand-In

MIT researchers say a genetically modified organism could turn carbon dioxide or waste products into isobutanol, a gasoline-compatible transportation fuel. Read more →
Breakthrough Grid Battery’s Surprising Ingredient

ARPA-E-backed researchers at USC borrow from the Pepto-Bismol ingredient list to turn iron-air batteries into a promising way to do large-scale energy storage. Read more →
ARPA-E Backs Software To Smooth Grid Flow

In California, government scientists and a Palo Alto startup called AutoGrid Systems are coding a path toward improved energy delivery in real time. Read more →
$150 Million Earmarked For Innovative Energy Projects

Attention scientists, entrepreneurs and engineers with projects on how to solve the U.S.'s most challenging energy problems - the U.S. Department of Energy wants to fund you. Read more →
Cleantech Leaders Put Their Heads Together In D.C.

The recently concluded ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit brought together the likes of Bill Clinton, Bill Gates and many others to discuss and see some of the most cutting edge cleantech innovations of the moment. Read more →
Cleantech Best Shown Off At ARPA-E: A Photo Essay

ARPA-E's Eergy Innovation Summit in Washington D.C., is designed to showcase the best some of America's minds have to offer in green technology. We check out some of the most interesting ones here. Read more →
A Shining Star Of Bipartisan Cleantech Support
Colorado Energy News reports on how the DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy seems to have broad bipartisan support despite political fighting at the federal level. Read more →




