U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Vehicle Technologies Program
Program Plans, Implementation, and Results
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Vehicle Technologies Program (VTP) accelerates the deployment of advanced vehicle technologies and renewable fuels to strengthen the U.S. economy by creating jobs, while reducing petroleum consumption, air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. To accomplish these goals, VTP works with industry leaders, national laboratories, universities, and state and local governments in five strategic program areas.
Summary
Key Program Overview Documents
Legislative and Executive Guidance
Structure and Key Contacts
Program News
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This area describes and details the direction the VT program is taking with regard to advanced vehicle technology research, development, and deployment. Documents included in this section: VT's multi-year plan; sub-program roadmaps; budget; analysis.
Summary
Technology Roadmaps
Multiyear Program Plans
Program Budgets
Analysis (Risk, Benefit, Portfolio)
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This section describes engineering directions and ideals, how legislation and rule making affects the technological development and direction, the solicitation and grant process, technology evaluations, peer reviews and progress alerts.
Summary
Systems Engineering
Technology Evaluations
Deployment and Diffusion
Education and Workforce Development
Competitive Solicitations and Grant Process
In-Progress Peer Reviews and Process Assessments
Internal Controls, Project Tracking, and Progress Reports
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This section contains the technical and commercial outcomes with regard to DOE-funded research, development and deployment. This section also includes external recognition, intellectual property and patents, and key publications.
Summary
Commercial and Technical Outcomes
Cost/Benefit and Return on Investment Studies
Intellectual Property
External Recognition
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