EERE offers funding for renewable energy research and development, as well as programs that support the siting of renewable energy, connection of renewable energy to the grid, and community-led energy projects. Find open funding opportunities and learn how to apply for funding.
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The U.S. Department of Energy's 17 national laboratories conduct research and help bring renewable energy technologies to market.
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A new generation of energy system is emerging. Our supply-side focused systems, dependent on centralised power plants, now increasingly include a myriad of distributed, smaller-scale solutions with consumers taking more active roles. This new way of seeing energy system can help meet our climate and social targets, if managed well. However, barriers remain in our financial, legislative, and political systems. Collaborative action from advocates of the new systems can provide the breakthrough we need.
Energy systems that integrate decentralised solutions with centralised generation and strengthened grids can accelerate the just energy transition. Electrification increases energy efficiency, and distributed renewables allow us to achieve net zero targets faster than large-scale technologies. In addition to these climate benefits, the new generation energy systems can be more affordable, equitable and resilient.
Organisations and coalitions are driving action around the various components of these new systems. However, they face common barriers, which are slowing progress. Decentralised solutions are often seen as individual technologies: small, niche and difficult to scale. Existing policy frameworks and financing models do not cater for these solutions, which slows their expansion.
Our new briefing invites proponents of new generation energy systems to break down silos and collaborate to tackle these common barriers. We recommend creating an ecosystem to advocate for:
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