Grant
Announcement Sources  DOE Seattle
Regional Office Open Solicitations
National Archives and
Records Administration
Office of the Federal Register National Science Foundation Alternative Fuels Data Center
Alternative fuel development grants and funding initiatives from DOE,
California Energy Commission and others. Includes fleet credits and
incentives. Million Solar Roofs Program
DOE's Million Solar Roofs Program will award $630,000 in grants and
incentives to 17 State and Community Partnerships, as well as provide
additional assistance and financing for commercial incentives. NICE3
NICE3 preproposals for the 2001 solicitation will be accepted
beginning January 1, 2001. NICE3 offers $500,000 grants from The Office of
Industrial Technologies (OIT), providing funding for project advancement
in energy efficiency and clean production technologies. NIST's
Advanced Technology Program (ATP) Website
Throughout the year, ATP welcomes high-risk, high payoff
potential proposals from all technology areas. For example, projects
covering cutting-edge developments in the areas of tools for DNA
diagnostics, photonics manufacturing, and component-based software have
all been supported by ATP. A complete listing
of the general categories of projects ATP has historically funded is
given here. Oklahoma
Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology
OCAST offers services including:
Seed funds for human health research, matching funds for research with commercial potential,
assistance with the cost of preparing SBIR Phase I proposals, grants to bridge the funding gap between Phase I and Phase II SBIR awards,
modernization assistance for small and medium-sized Oklahoma manufacturers,
instruction in preparing applications for OCAST peer reviewed funding
competitions, written expert commentary on all proposals submitted to OCAST funding
competitions, development of state proposals and management of grants to the state of
federal funds, supporting manufacturing extension, technology transfer, and
commercialization., information on federal research and technology transfer opportunities for
small businesses, assistance for small Oklahoma firms with accessing and using federal and
state technology resources U.S.
Department of Energy (Energy.gov)
The Department of Energy's mission is to foster a secure and
reliable energy system that is environmentally and economically
sustainable, to be a responsible steward of the Nation's nuclear
weapons, to clean up our own facilities and to support continued
United States leadership in science and technology. Grant
Support and Information Entities COS Funding Opportunities
The most comprehensive source of funding information available on the
Web, with more than 22,000 records, representing over 400,000 funding
opportunities, worth over $33 billion. Community of Science - Research funding, expertise, abstract publishing for academia and industry
Community of Science, Inc. (COS) is the leading Internet site for the
global R&D community. COS brings together the world's most prominent
scientists and researchers at more than 1,300 universities, corporations
and government agencies worldwide. COS provides tools and services that
enable these professionals to communicate, exchange information and find
the people and technologies that are important to their work. DOE Golden Field Office
Golden is the primary field organization for the Office
of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE).
In conjunction with EE's six Regional Offices, Golden works directly with
industry, academia and the states in cost-shared partnerships to further
the development and commercialization of energy efficiency and renewable
energy technologies. This information aims
to assist companies and the public, including small and small
disadvantaged businesses, educational institutions, governmental entities
and individuals, in conducting business with the Golden Field Office.
The information identifies contracting and grant opportunities available
through Golden and EE's Regional Offices. The Federal Commons
Weekly
This portal, the Federal Commons, will become a common face of the
government, offering all grantees (state and local governments,
universities, small businesses, etc.) full service grants processing
across all functions in the grant life cycle. The Federal Commons will
provide both public information, such as grant programs and funding
opportunities, as well as the secure processing of e-grant transactions. National
SBIR/STTR Conference Center Consolidated SBIR/STTR Resources
Welcome to the National SBIR Conference Center
Web Site. This is where you will find the most recent news concerning SBIR
Conferences and important hot links to information about the
National SBIR Program. Please bookmark this page for future reference. SSTI Weekly
SSTI is a national non-profit
organization dedicated to improving government-industry programs that
encourage economic growth through the application of science and
technology. The Institute also works to advance cooperation between
the states and the federal cooperative technology programs for more
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General Information on
Grant Procedures
DOE's
Office of Science - Grants & Contracts Web Site
Who is eligible to apply for grant
funding?
Colleges and universities, non-profit organizations,
for-profit commercial organizations, state and local governments, and
unaffiliated individuals may submit grant applications in response
to the following grant solicitation notices.
General Topical Information on
Federal Grants
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premier Web site for federal managers and executives. Government
Executive in its print incarnation is a monthly business
magazine serving senior executives and managers in the federal
government's departments and agencies. Our subscribers are
high-ranking civilian and military officials who are responsible for
defending the nation and carrying out the many laws that define the
government's role in our economy and society.
NSF Grant Proposal Guide
This document is not current and has been archived. It may
still have valuable information. This link goes to the PDF
file version.
Texas
State Grants General Information
The State Grants Team's mission is to alert
entities throughout Texas about funding opportunities. The State Grants
Team has compiled a number of resources about public and private funding
opportunities. DOE's
Seattle regional Office Grant Writing Procedures
Funding and grant links and information from the SRO. TCGI
The Grantsmanship Center
TGCI was founded in 1972 to offer grantsmanship
training and low-cost publications
to nonprofit organizations and government agencies. At
first a local project in Los Angeles, TGCI expanded rapidly as word
of its alumni's success spread across the United States. Soon
organizations in other cities asked to host TGCI training programs
in their own communities. By 1980, TGCI was national in scope,
conducting more than 100 workshops every year. Renewable
Energy Grant Entities Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Dept of Energy's assistance program with a mandate to promote the
adoption of cost-effective renewable energy and energy efficiency. NREL's
Purchasing and Subcontract Opportunities
Central to this mission is our commitment to small businesses — a
commitment that's at the heart of everything we do. From collaborative
research to technology
transfer and purchasing, we seek partnership opportunities with small
companies to help commercialize renewable energy technologies and to
supply us with essential products and services.
NSF's E-Bulletin
Program Dates & Deadlines
The E-Bulletin announces key dates
on which grant proposals are due at NSF for the current 4 months. These
dates are subject to change; dates changed since original announcement appear
in red. In most cases, the time between announcement and deadline
is at least three months. Key dates for other periods of time (for
example, for an entire calendar or fiscal year) can be viewed from the NSF
Online Documents - Deadlines page. OIT
Invention Assistance
Dept of Energy's assistance program with a mandate to promote the
adoption of cost-effective renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Information on Grant
Financing
DOE's
Solicitations for Submission of Financial Assistance Applications
Initiative on Cooperative Programs with States for Research, Development and Demonstration
EPA Finance Program
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administers the
Environmental Finance Program which includes the Financial Tools
Guidebook, a working capital fund, and Environmental Financing
Information Network (EFIN)
First Fidelity Global Group
This is an established international investment firm providing
credit facilities to diverse industries on a global basis. Its ELN
(Equalizer Loan Note) program is aimed at projects in alternative
energy, green power, biomass, fuel cells, co-gen, waste recycling or
other enviro-friendly technologies. The company is actively seeking
proposals.
Guide to Funding and Incentives for Distributed Generation
This takes you to a sample (Rhode Island) of the comprehensive
guidebook, published by BFI on available funding and incentives for
distributed generation of renewable energy in the USA. The complete
report can be purchased online. (pdf)
Power
Project financing
This firm of consultants provides financial advice, equity
and debt capital, financial structuring, and placement capabilities
for governments and developers of power projects in countries around
the world.
SBA
Loan Programs for Energy-Related Businesses
The U.S. Small Business Administration fund guarantees loans
made by financial institutions to assist small businesses engaged in
energy technology and efficiency. Maximum loan guarantee is
$750,000.
US Department of Energy Financing Solutions
Financing solutions from DOE offer programs, grants and seed
money for new industrial products or processes that can help save
energy, reduce emissions, and/or provide clean manufacturing.
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