Energy Funding Matrix
Unleashing American energy has become a key focus of the current administration. Meanwhile, some opportunities from earlier pieces of legislation, such as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) which created dozens of grant, loan and financing programs for renewable energies, are still available. These opportunities were sourced across agencies and collected in a central location to ensure you find the relevant grant, loan, or financing program that fits your organization’s energy goals. MLS and Mintz have developed a funding matrix that serves as an aggregate resource to help you leverage federal dollars in your energy efforts. This matrix is updated on a bi-weekly basis.
| Opportunity Type | Opportunity | Federal Office | Technologies | Description | Submission Deadline | |
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| RFI | Establishment of Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses | DOE | Nuclear | The DOE seeks input from states interested in hosting potential Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses to anchor integrated, full‑cycle nuclear ecosystems that could co-locate and support the entire nuclear value chain while exploring durable pathways for managing used nuclear materials in a safe, secure, and fiscally responsible manner. These campuses must support functions such as fuel fabrication, enrichment, reprocessing used nuclear fuel, and disposition of waste, and could additionally support functions such as advanced reactor deployment, power generation, advanced manufacturing, and co‑located data centers, through integrated, forward-looking solutions, consistent with national safety, security, stewardship, long- term and fiscal responsibility goals. |
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| RFI | Domestic Turbine Manufacturing Needs | Office of Fossil Energy | Natural Gas/ Coal | The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to solicit information from entities with experience in the manufacture of gas turbines that supply into the 60 Hz US market including original equipment manufacturers (“OEM”), their direct component suppliers ( “Tier 1”) or sub-suppliers (“Tier 2”) as well as associated material suppliers (“Tier 3”) who may supply any or all of the supply chain between the OEM, Tier 1, and Tier 2 suppliers. |
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| RFI | Building a National Laboratory Consortium to Address Regional Energy and Water … | Hydropower and Hydrokinetic Office | Hydroelectric | The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Hydropower and Hydrokinetic Office (H2O) is requesting national laboratory proposals to build a new consortium focused on addressing challenges to integrated energy-water resources. The selected lab consortium will work with H2O to enable planning, demonstration, and implementation of regional energy-water pilot projects that concurrently address technology, coordination, and economic needs within regions. These pilots will address major energy-water challenges, enabling high-impact and near-term improvements across energy and water sectors. This call is led by H2O’s Energy Water Resources (EWR) activity area, which enables research and testing of integrated solutions to advance power and water system performance at regional and national scales. |