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Oil and Natural Gas Production and Delivery (advanced technology and research) is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). This federal funding initiative supports technology and research in the upstream and midstream oil and natural gas sectors. Projects include developing and field-testing equipment to enhance supply chain reliability and digitalizing operations.
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US DOE offers $65.
5 million to support oil, gas, pipelines | Oil & Gas Journal Government"},"section_hierarchy":[{"id":32481,"name":"General Interest","alias":"general-interest"},{"id":32485,"name":"Government","alias":"general-interest/government"}],"taxonomy":[{"type":"Tag","name":"US","fullName":"Tag: US (2028804)","id":2028804},{"type":"Tag","name":"DOE","fullName":"Tag: DOE (2028472)","id":2028472},{"type":"Tag","name":"funding","fullName":"Tag: funding (2027589)","id":2027589},{"type":"Tag","name":"government","fullName":"Tag: government (2027463)","id":2027463},{"type":"Tag","name":"news","fullName":"Tag: news (2026892)","id":2026892}],"authors":[{"id":14303413,"name":"Cathy Landry"}]}"> US DOE offers $65.
5 million to support oil, gas, pipelines The funding aims to advance technology and research in the upstream and midstream sectors with a goal of enhancing supply chain reliability, digitalize operations, and maximize the value of underutilized resources. US DOE photographer Sarah Wood Photo of US flag at Golden Pass LNG site during visit by US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) July 23 announced a new $65. 5 million federal funding initiative to advance technology and research in the upstream and midstream oil and natural gas sectors. The program supplements a separate, recent $150 million DOE grant program focused on unconventional reservoir recovery, hydraulic fracturing, and produced-water management.
Available for public-private partnerships, the newly announced grants aim to enhance supply chain reliability, digitalize operations, and maximize the value of underutilized resources. For midstream reliability, eligible projects include developing and field-testing equipment—such as compressors, valves, piping, storage tanks, and advanced alloys—designed to prevent product losses and strengthen domestic chemical supply chains.
DOE also hopes to accelerate the adoption of digital technologies and advanced analytics to improve operational efficiency and safety. Funded projects will utilize full-scale, field-based test sites to deploy continuous monitoring systems, artificial intelligence-supported digital twins, and optimization systems to reduce operating costs.
The department is also seeking projects to convert stranded, contaminated, or flared gas into high-value, easily transportable products. Funded research will progress from laboratory-scale validation of new catalysts and separation processes to field-testing of decentralized gas conversion systems in active production basins. The application deadline is Sept.
22, 2026. Cathy Landry has worked over 20 years as a journalist, including 17 years as an energy reporter with Platts News Service (now S&P Global) in Washington and London. She has served as a wire-service reporter, general news and sports reporter for local newspapers and a feature writer for association and company publications.
Cathy has deep public policy experience, having worked 15 years in Washington energy circles. She earned a master’s degree in government from The Johns Hopkins University and studied newspaper journalism and psychology at Syracuse University.
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Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs - USDA NIFA is sponsored by USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). The SBIR/STTR programs at USDA NIFA support research and development that leads to commercialization of innovative technologies. Specific topic areas relevant to forest farming and specialty crops include 'Plant Production and Protection - Biology' which supports enhancing crop production, and 'Management of Natural Resources' which aims to commercialize technologies to manage, monitor, improve, and/or protect natural resources while sustaining farm and forest productivity.
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