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Through competitively-awarded funding, public-private partnerships, and direct technical assistance, the Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation (CMEI) helps meet America’s skyrocketing energy demand, safeguard America’s energy security, reduce energy costs, and facilitate the reshoring of domestic manufacturing.
You can also find funding through the Department of Energy's Common Investment Initial Screening Application , which connects your project with opportunities across 14 key federal partners. How the CMEI Funding Process Works Explore open opportunities, apply, manage your award, and complete award closeout requirements in the CMEI funding life cycle. Start here if you're looking for funding.
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How Does CMEI Evaluate Funding Applications? Learn what to expect after your application is selected for funding. Receiving Your CMEI Funding Award Review resources for recipients after selection.
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FOCUS AREA TITLE WHO CAN PROVIDE INPUT OPEN DATE CLOSE DATE Energy Careers; Workforce Energy Innovator Fellowship (EIF) Host Institution Application Eligible host institutions include cooperative and municipal utilities, grid operators, state public utility commissions, and state energy offices across all U.S. states and territories, as well as Tribal entities, which include Indian Tribes, nonprofit regional Intertribal organizations, and Tribal energy development organizations.
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