Drawing in part on Recovery Act funds, DOE plans to invest
$777 million to support 46 new Energy Frontier Research
Centers for the next five years. The new centers will study
top energy challenges such as solar energy, biofuels,
solid-state lighting, hydrogen storage, and electrical energy
storage.

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Tagged with: ACT Funds • DOE • Electrical Energy Storage • Hydrogen Storage • New Energy • Recovery Act • Solar Energy • Solid State Lighting

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