The Department of Energy intends to award a $51M contract to fund research efforts in fuel technologies for commercial and off-road vehicles.
The agency said Friday it plans to support concepts and studies in heavy-duty freight electrification, natural gases, hydrogen infrastructure, electrode assemblies and energy-saving vehicle systems.
“Through research and new developments in both energy efficiency and domestically-sourced fuel technologies, we can not only strengthen our energy security but also improve transportation affordability for our nation’s trucking industry – helping those who deliver American goods and those who use them,” said Mark Menezes, the department undersecretary.
Interested parties have until March 29 to submit their concept papers, and full proposals are due May 15.
