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ARPA-E

ARPA-E, or Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy is an agency within the United States Department of Energy tasked with funding the research and development of advanced energy technologies. The goal of the agency is to improve U.S. economic prosperity, national security, and environmental well being. ARPA-E typically funds short-term research projects…

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Abbreviation
ARPA-E
Director
Conner Prochaska
Formation
2009; 17 years ago (2009)
Parent organization
US Department of Energy
Type
Governmental organization

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ARPA-E and EERE

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ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit

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ARPA-E

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Edges62
Triples186
Avg. degree1.97
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ARPA-E

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related to Second funding opportunity · 31
ARPA-E → Advanced Carbon Capture Technologies, Bacterial Reverse Fuel Cell, Batteries, BEEST, Biofuels, CO2 Capture Process Using, December, Electrical Energy Storage, Electricity, Electrofuels, Energy Steven Chu, Engineering, First Funding Opportunity, For, GE Global Research Center's, Harvard Medical School, IMPAACT, IMPACCT, Innovative Materials, MIT
related to Third funding opportunity · 25
ARPA-E → Absorption-Osmosis Cooling Cycle, AC, ADEPT, Agile Delivery, ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit, Battery, BEET-IT, Building Energy Efficiency Through, COP, Electrical Power Technology, Energy Secretary Steven Chu, Examples, GHG, Grid Scale Power Conversion, Grid-Scale Rampable Intermittent Dispatchable, GRIDS, Innovative Thermodevices, July, Like, On March
related to history · 24
ARPA-E → America COMPETES Act, America COMPETES Reauthorization Act, Among, ARPA-E's, Brighter Economic Future, Chapter, Congressman Bart Gordon, DOE, Employing America, Energizing, Energy, February, Gathering Storm, In, January, National Academies, Rising Above, Section, Subchapter XVII, The
related to Fourth funding opportunity · 23
ARPA-E → April, ARPA-E Fiscal Year, ARPA-E's, Critical Technologies, Electrical Power Technology, Examples, GENI, Green Electricity Network Integration, HEATS, High Energy Advanced Thermal, HybriSol, Manganese-Based Permanent Magnet, Oil, PETRO, Plants Engineered To Replace, Rare Earth Alternatives, REACT, September, Solar ADEPT, Solar Agile Delivery
related to Launch · 17
ARPA-E → America COMPETES, Applicants, April, ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit, Arun Majumdar, August, Bush, Energy Steven Chu, Funding Opportunity Announcement, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, March, President Barack Obama, President George, Secretary, September, Soon, Washington
related to ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit · 11
ARPA-E → At, Colorado, Denver, Energy Innovation Summit, Gaylord Convention Center, July, March, Since, Summit, The, Washington
related to First funding opportunity · 10
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related to Project creation · 9
ARPA-E → ARPA-E Program Directors, Director, FOA, Following, If, Program Director, The, The Program Director, To
related to ARPA-E and EERE · 8
ARPA-E → Department, DOE, EERE, Energy Efficiency, Energy's Office, However, Renewable Energy, This
related to Peer review process · 6
ARPA-E → Agency, ARPA-E's, During, One, The, The ARPA-E

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energy projects research funding advanced technologies director technology opportunity 2009 agency million 2010 areas announced storage program department act arpa-e's

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ARPA-EAbbreviationARPA-E1.00infobox
ARPA-EDirectorConner Prochaska1.00infobox
ARPA-EFormation2009; 17 years ago (2009)1.00infobox
ARPA-EParent organizationUS Department of Energy1.00infobox
ARPA-ETypeGovernmental organization1.00infobox
ARPA-EWebsitearpa-e.energy.gov1.00infobox
natural gasinstance ofARPA-E also funds advanced technology in other spaces0.80text
grid technologyinstance ofARPA-E also funds advanced technology in other spaces0.80text
low-costinstance ofkilowatt scale package integrated power converters by enabling applications0.80text
efficient inverters for grid-tied photovoltaicsinstance ofkilowatt scale package integrated power converters by enabling applications0.80text
variable speed motorsinstance ofkilowatt scale package integrated power converters by enabling applications0.80text
and 3instance ofkilowatt scale package integrated power converters by enabling applications0.80text

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