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Office of Technology Commercialization | Department of Energy Office of Technology Commercialization Receive news and updates on: Exclusive communications from the Office of Technology Commercialization Updates on critical research, development, demonstration, and deployment (RDD&D) programs Open enrollment and deadlines for programs and services The Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC) catalyzes the commercialization of energy, industrial, and manufacturing technologies that build a vibrant economy.
Whether originating in the Department of Energy’s National Lab complex or the private sector, OTC works to move innovation from concept to tangible solutions that succeed in the marketplace. Our mission benefits the American public by driving economic growth, strengthening energy security, and boosting the United States’ global technological leadership.
We offer programs that turn entrepreneurs, researchers, business owners and students into the next generation of technology innovators. Learn how to apply to a program by going to these individual pages.
Technology Commercialization Fund Energy Program for Innovation Clusters Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program (LEEP) Partnership Intermediary Agreements Foundation for Energy Security and Innovation From trend forecasting to understanding technology and market maturation, we leverage deep analysis to advance novel energy, industrial and manufacturing solutions across DOE, our National Labs and the private sector.
Adoption Readiness Levels We identify key issues affecting technology commercialization and develop policies to address those areas and advance DOE’s technology transfer mission. Our Lab Partnering Service offers unprecedented access to the world’s most advanced scientific facilities, researchers and licensable technologies. Access OTC's latest technology spotlights and success stories across a variety of topics and technologies.
DOE Recognizes Advanced Manufacturing Innovator Scott Whalen with 2026 OTC/NAI Innovator of the Year Award Energy Department Aligns Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program Under OTC Energy Department Announces Overhaul of Small Business Innovation Research Programs, Accelerating American Technology Commercialization Strengthening Grid Reliability and Security DOE Partners on Quantum Algorithm Competition to Strengthen Grid Resilience More Office of Technology Commercialization News Entrepreneurship and Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Energy I-Corps Celebrates 22 Cohorts Energy I-Corps Welcomes Cohort 22 in Broomfield, Colorado FireMap Helps Utilities Spot Wildfire Risks and Boost Grid Resilience Energy I-Corps Celebrates Cohort 21 More Office of Technology Commercialization Blogs Upcoming Events and Deadlines Chief Commercialization Officer & Director, Office of Technology Commercialization Principal Deputy Director Director of Small Business Director of Innovative Partnerships Director of Market Analysis Director, National Laboratory Programs Senior Commercialization Executive - Quantum & Space Lead View Organizational Chart The Office of Technology Commercialization Office of Technology Commercialization 1000 Independence Ave.
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