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Industrial Technologies Office | Department of Energy Industrial Technologies Office The Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) funds research, development, pilot-scale demonstrations, and technical assistance and workforce development to increase competitiveness of the U.S. industrial base in global markets. ITO is a suboffice within the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation .
The U.S. industrial sector contributes $4. 8 trillion to the economy and enables 21 million American jobs. ITO accelerates innovation to strengthen the industrial sector and secure American supply chains for critical products and commodities like steel, cement, and concrete.
Industrial Efficiency Basics Onsite Fuels and Energy Sources Basics Water Resource Recovery Basics Cross-Sector Technologies ITO supports research, development, and demonstration into technologies that enable greater energy efficiency across U.S. manufacturing sectors.
Cross-Sector Technologies Energy-Intensive Industries ITO supports research, development, and demonstration into technologies that enable efficiency in specific energy-intensive industries. Energy-Intensive Industries Technical Assistance and Workforce Development ITO supports American businesses and communities transition to more energy-efficient technologies and systems through direct, hands-on training and technical assistance.
Technical Assistance and Workforce Development National Alliance for Water Innovation Seeks Proposals for Industrial Water Reuse Technologies and Public Feedback on Studies to Secure the Nation’s Water Supply DOE’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation Requests Public Feedback on Initiative to Drive Industrial Innovation through Private Capital Critical Materials and Minerals DOE’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation Announces $52 Million to Revitalize Domestic Manufacturing and Onshore Industrial Excellence Funding Notice: Over $10 Million Available for High-Performance Computing Innovation Program ITO Careers and Fellowships Energy Analysis, Data, and Reports Electrified Processes for Industrial Excellence Industrial Innovation Research Database ITO supports industrial innovation projects with industry, universities, national laboratories, federal, state, and local governments, and non-government agencies.
Learn more about ITO's ongoing and past projects, and sort projects by program area, funding opportunity, state, and more. Explore the Interactive Map Find Funding and Other Opportunities to Work with Us ITO supports industrial innovation through open, competitive solicitations and technical assistance and workforce development. Explore available opportunities with ITO.
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