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Find similar grantsDOE Transportation Technologies Office (TTO) Funding Opportunities is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Transportation Technologies Office (TTO). The DOE's Transportation Technologies Office (TTO) offers various funding opportunities for vehicle research, development, and deployment.
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Transportation Technologies Office | Department of Energy Transportation Technologies Office Transportation Technologies Office Newsletter The Transportation Technologies Office (TTO) funds research, development, demonstration, and deployment of innovative, efficient, and affordable transportation solutions that provide consumers with more options.
To support this mission, TTO leverages exceptional capabilities of national laboratories and partnerships with industry, universities, and communities. Vehicles move us and our economy. The transportation system’s trucks, ships, trains, and planes move 55 million tons of goods, worth more than $49 billion, and transport people across 3 trillion vehicle miles annually.
Transportation is core to how we live, work, and play, but also accounts for the second-highest expense in U.S. households and contributes to air pollution which increases the risk for asthma, heart disease, and other health issues, especially in communities near highways, ports, rail yards, and warehouses.
We can address these challenges through innovative transportation technologies while building a stronger economy and healthier communities with good-paying jobs, more customer choice, domestic manufacturing, and secure supply chains.
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DOE Transportation Technologies Office (TTO) Funding Opportunities is funded by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Transportation Technologies Office (TTO). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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