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Find similar grantsEquitable Energy Transition Proof-of-Concept Fund is sponsored by Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (FUEL) / Louisiana State University (LSU). This program offers grants to entrepreneurs to help them commercialize clean energy projects. It includes mentoring and technical assistance.
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FUEL Creates Fund for Clean Energy Projects FUEL Creates Fund for Clean Energy Projects BATON ROUGE -- Future Use of Energy in Louisiana, designed to position the state as a global leader in energy transition, is offering grants of $100,000 to $125,000 to help entrepreneurs prove their clean energy projects can be commercialized.
The grants come with mentoring and technical assistance to help entrepreneurs commercialize their discoveries.
FUEL will fund innovations in six areas: Reduction of Industrial CO2 Emissions through Carbon Capture, Usage, and Subsurface Sustainable Industrial Hydrogen (H2) Economy Energy Efficiency and CO2 as a Feedstock Sustainable Water Management for Innovative Energy and Hydrogen Transition Structural Integrity and Sustainable Manufacturing for Energy and Hydrocarbon Transition Economic and Policy Research to Promote Decarbonization Pathways “The Equitable Energy Transition Proof-of-Concept Fund represents a significant step toward a sustainable energy future,” said FUEL Executive Director Michael Mazzola.
“The fund will provide critical support for entrepreneurs, enabling them to take their discoveries from early-stage research to market-ready solutions. ” Funding is available to individuals at Louisiana universities, Louisiana-based startups and companies that have a presence in the state. For more information about the proof-of-concept fund, go to FUEL or contact Stephen Loy at stephenloy@lsu.
edu . About FUEL (Future Use of Energy in Louisiana) FUEL is a statewide effort led by LSU with more than 50 public and private partners, supported by a $160 million National Science Foundation grant – the largest and most competitive award in NSF history -- and $67. 5 million in state funding.
FUEL will work to solve emerging challenges in areas like carbon capture, transport and storage; hydrogen; use of carbon dioxide to produce low-carbon fuels and essential carbon-based products; water use and management; sustainable manufacturing; and policy Contact: Ted Griggs, tgriggs1@lsu. edu , 225-288-8840 Business Report KNOE TV Monroe-El Dorado MSN 10/12 Industry Report Majors Academic Calendar Is the Dining Hall Food Good?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals at Louisiana universities, Louisiana-based startups, and companies that have a presence in the state. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100,000 - $125,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Equitable Energy Transition Proof-of-Concept Fund is funded by Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (FUEL) / Louisiana State University (LSU). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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