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US$47m funding from US Department of Energy for disruptive tech mostly goes to batteries, smart grid

January 15, 2021
The lion’s share of new funding announced this week to help scale-up potentially disruptive technologies by the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) of the US government Department of Energy (DOE) will go to battery and smart grid technologies.

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