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| X UTILITY | Deborah Galimba | Utility Interconnection Consultant |
Small Business
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Renewable Energy Integration (REI)
| Utility integration | X UTILITY is a WBE/WOSB/LGBT certified consulting services firm based in Fresno, CA and Oahu, HI. The firm is comprised of former PG&E utility renewable experts that have pioneered over 2.9 Gigawatts of safe and reliable retail and wholesale utility grid tie wind, solar, EVCS and energy storage battery resources. We specialize in portfolio grid integration, renewable utility interconnection requirements, energy roadmap development, utility reconciliation, utility POI feasibility assessments, grid services aggregation, value stacking income streams, workforce development, vehicle electrification, and energy resilience for critical facilities. Our expert knowledge of utility technical dependencies, requirements, processes, application submittals, permitting, land rights/environmental, engineering, procurement and construction creates a market advantage for our clients. We’re anxious to leverage our lessons learned insight and apply relationships to maintain project progress to achieve a safe, reliable and compliant project/program delivery. Our non-profit and for profit markets include: Muni’s, Coops, Utilities, CCA’s, Developers, contractors, Tribal Governments, Cities/Counties, engineers, installers, non-profit 501-C3 entities and business owners. |
| CA |
| Ansys | Mike Hancock | DOE Programs Manager |
Large Business
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Cross-Cutting
| Technology Partner | Ansys has acquires a new technology company at the pace of per quarter and has for the last 8-10 years. Most recently, we've acquired a series of companies and can now deliver a digital engineering environment that will facilitate a more rapid transition through the RDD&D process and increase the likelihood that major multi-site, multi-lab, public-private partnership projects will deliver on time, under budget, and at large scale.
If you've ever seen a rocket launch, flown on an airplane, driven a car, used a computer, touched a mobile device, crossed a bridge or put on wearable technology, chances are you've used a product where Ansys software played a critical role in its creation. Ansys is the global leader in engineering simulation. Through our strategy of Pervasive Engineering Simulation, we help the world's most innovative companies deliver radically better products. By offering the best and broadest portfolio of engineering simulation software, we help 97% of industrial companies solve their most complex design challenges and create products limited only by imagination. |
| PA |
| Kohler Co. | Ben Crawford | Manager - Business Development |
Large Business
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Advanced Manufacturing (Industrial)
| | Kohler Energy, a global leader in energy resilience solutions, brings bold design and powerful impact to the energy systems that sustain people and communities everywhere around the world. It is an integral part of Kohler Co., with solutions across Home Energy, Industrial Energy Systems, and Powertrain Technologies. Leveraging the strength of its portfolio of brands – Power Systems, Home Energy, Kohler Uninterruptible Power, Clarke Energy, Heila Technologies, Curtis Instruments, and Engines. With more than a century of industry leadership, Kohler Energy builds resilience and goes beyond functional, individual recovery to create better lives and communities. For more details, please visit kohler.com/energy. |
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| Syracuse University | Ian Shapiro | Professor of Practice |
Academic
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Cross-Cutting
| | Heat pumps, controls, indoor environmental quality. I am the Associate Director for Building Science and Community Programs at the Syracuse Center of Excellence in Environmental and Energy Systems (SyracuseCOE), at Syracuse University, and also professor of practice in mechanical engineering. SyracuseCOE has a strong history in the area of commercialization. I myself have decades of experience in heat pumps of all kinds: air-to-air, air-to-water, ground source, vertical stack water source heat pumps, and more. I have designed heat pumps for Carrier Corporation, designed heat pumps for installation, and consulted to several of the world's largest heat pump manufacturers. We welcome inquiries for teaming under this lab call. |
| NY |
| WWU | Nipun Goel | Assistant Professor |
Academic
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Solar
| Thermal Energy Storage | Western Washington University is home to the Institute for Energy Studies (IES). I am currently a tenure track faculty with IES with area of research focused on large scale thermal energy storage using solid particles. Western Washington University is currently partnered with The University of Tulsa and Boise State University in developing an improved particle flow control mechanism that will provide a better degree of flow control on particles entering the receiver and/or heat exchanger, under the DoE grant DE-EE0010251. We have previously worked on evaluation of abrasive and impact wear from solid particles at CSP relevant conditions. We are also in the process of developing CFD and DEM models that can predict wear in material from particles and estimate thermal conductivity in solid particle media. Some of the capabilities of at Western includes test equipment’s such as calorimeters, photo spectrometers, as well as custom built particle flow control system. |
| WA |
| SLB | Gavin Dillingham | |
Large Business
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Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office (IEDO)
| Topic 1: Collaborative Alignment for Clean Hydrogen and Topic 2: Collaborative Alignment for LDES | Hydrogen Currently most hydrogen is produced from natural gas by processes that emit large amounts of CO2. However low-carbon hydrogen is expected to play a key role in the energy transition, either as a clean fuel or as a feedstock for chemicals and sustainable fuels. SLB provides technology and subject matter expertise for both blue and green hydrogen.
SLB has invested in ZEG, a Norwegian start-up that has developed a new technology for efficient hydrogen production from natural gas coupled with an integrated carbon capture process. The CO2 capture rate is more than 95%.
We have also advanced our development of a solid oxide electrolyzer that uses a thermally charged electrolysis process that consumes industrial heat through our public/private partnership – Genvia. Currently, we are working on pilot projects with multinational companies in petrochemicals, cement, and steel industries.
Energy Storage SLB integrated long- and short-duration energy storage solution is based on nickel-hydrogen electrochemistry, to provide the most robust, durable, and safe battery energy storage system for commercial, industrial, and grid-scale applications. The battery technology was developed by NASA and performed reliably for more than 30 years, in key space missions such as Mars Rover, and Hubble Telescope. It was then refined by Stanford University to enhance performance and reduce cost. Its durability minimizes maintenance and degradation. The result is a totally safe solution that addresses the inherent intermittency of renewable energy by providing short and long-duration energy storage—affordably, reliably, and sustainably. |
| TX |
| Energetics | David Voss | |
Large Business
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Project Management Coordination Office
| Topic 1: Collaborative Alignment for Clean Hydrogen and Topic 2: Collaborative Alignment for LDES | Energetics is a clean energy consulting firm with 43 years experience supporting numerous DOE projects in the areas of technology assessment, roadmapping, workshop facilitation, proposal and grant management, LCA and TEA, 3rd party data validation and verification, metric reporting, data analysis, resiliency planning and Community Benefits Plans. Energetics has extensive experience managing large groups of stakeholders, collaborating with large teams from national labs and industry, and identifying of potential team members from industry. |
| MD |
| eSai LLC | Dr. Nandini Mouli | |
Small Business
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Advanced Manufacturing (Industrial)
| | Background: eSai LLC is a leading provider of clima-tech/clean energy technology and professional services, including Distributed Energy Resources, energy efficiency, demand flexibility and grid-edge technologies. eSai provides utility, Government, Industrial and Commercial customers with comprehensive solutions to clean energy management and carbon footprint reduction. We distinguish ourselves with unique capabilities to educate and recruit clients leading to design, develop, construct and manage their clean energy projects. For example, in the hard-to-tackle industrial sector, eSai employs Six Sigma stage-gated processes to lean and green the manufacturing steps where-in the energy consumption is excessive. Also, eSai’s highly experienced/trained staff can offer solutions to use ISO 50001, Superior Energy Performance (DoE-SEP), Climate-Council’s Leadership Program (CCLP™) or Six Sigma Black Belt methodologies to tailor-make solutions to fit the clients’ needs. eSai was founded in 2011 in Maryland and since then has contributed to over 60 MW of greener power through its services in the design and engineering of CHP, microgrid and other distributed energy services also. For the above reasons, eSai received the “Manufacturing Champion of Maryland’ award in 2022 by the Regional Manufacturing Institute, “Woman-owned Small Business of the Year” award by the MD-SBA in 2018 and the “Innovative Small Business of the Year” award by the Greater Baltimore Business Council in 2016, among others. eSai is an 8(a) and Woman-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) as certified by the US-SBA and a Maryland Small Business participating in the Small Business Reserve Program. Areas of technical expertise: Business development, Education, Feasibility Studies and recruitment of companies for Long-Duration Energy Storage for demonstrations and adoption of DoE-National Labs' technologies. eSai LLC is interested in partnering with a DoE’s National Laboratories to connect Mid Atlantic States clients interested in exploring Long-Duration Energy Storage and other on-site generation technologies educating the same clients DoE’s transferable building technologies and programs. |
| MD |
| BRITE Energy Innovators | Sara Daugherty | |
Non-Profit
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SmartGrid
| | BRITE is unleashing the energy revolution. BRITE believes anyone, anywhere can be a catalyst for change, that empowering energy tech startups will create opportunity, good jobs and a resilient economy. A non-profit launched in 2011 upon this assertion, the organization hosts signature startup programs and supportive services to enhance energy technology viability and community understanding. Headquartered in Warren, Ohio, BRITE represents the strength of our industrial past and the promise of a decarbonized future. |
| OH |
| Stryten Energy | Brian Berland | |
Large Business
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Advanced Manufacturing (Industrial)
| | Stryten Energy is a US Based developer and manufacturer of long duration (10+ hours and expandable to over 100 hours) stationary storage products based on a proprietary advanced Vanadium Redox Flow Battery system that has been demonstrated at an early moderately mature stage in a grid tied environment. We are interested to work with the DOE and the national labs in topic area #2, collaborative alignment for long duration storage across a broad range of focus areas including balance of system costs, soft costs, security, and safety. In particularly, we are interested to enhance current product capabilities, reduce cost, and demonstrate these advancements in deployed systems at DOE existing test bed infrastructure at DOE and Department of Defense facilities/installations to help establish its resiliency and to leverage this demonstration opportunity to go through comprehensive validation that will de-risk its use, establish its broader clean energy value and accelerate acceptance and wide spread adoption. |
| GA |
| Astro Technologies | Morgan Chan | |
Small Business
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Advanced Manufacturing (Industrial)
| Technology Commercialization Fund (TCF) Collaborative Alignment for Critical Technology Industries | Astro Technologies has extensive proficiency in advanced manufacturing and possesses remarkable capabilities in robotics and battery. We have a wealth of experience in cutting-edge battery manufacturing know-how and processes, as well as conducting research and development in this area. We have already established a 5gwh LFP battery manufacturing plant internationally and are currently exploring opportunities to develop, deploy redox flow battery applications and manufacturing facility in the United States. |
| CA |
| bp | Rebecca Bennick | |
Large Business
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Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
| Topic 1: Collaborative Alignment for Clean Hydrogen | bp is a company with deep innovation and engineering expertise across multiple energy vectors. Currently we are working with partners to assess the feasibility of designing, building, operating and supplying a network of hydrogen refueling stations for freight transport by 2030. This work will utilize experience from existing hydrocarbon liquid fuel to explore and understand the risks and potential challenges storing and dispensing hydrogen. Our expertise includes but is not limited to safety related to fuels and retail, reading/interpreting regulatory requirements, risk profiling/assessment, understanding available distribution options and associated site design(s), development of total cost of ownership and assessing product quality. |
| IL |
| EPRI | Eva Gardow | |
Non-Profit
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Office of Clean Energy Demonstration (OCED)
| Energy Storage Technologies and Analysis | Strategic grid modernization engineer with 40+ years’ experience in developing energy storage, solar photovoltaic and other distributed energy resources projects and programs for delivering more reliable and sustainable energy. Most recently work on energy storage research activities including energy storage technology research and review, leading an energy storage research roadmaking process using a visioning exercise, and project manage various energy storage projects and demonstrations. |
| CA |
| VentureWell | Fernand Gouveia | |
Non-Profit
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Cross-Cutting
| Innovation & Commercialization Support | VentureWell is a not-for-profit, innovation support organization, supporting researchers & early-stage science & technology innovators since 1995. Our lab-to-market & commercialization curriculum has brought groundbreaking advancements in med-tech, energy and climate-tech to millions of people in 90+ countries. We have supported 15,000+ innovators resulting in 4,800 ventures raising $3.8 billion. Approximately half of our accelerator startups work in energy, agriculture, and other climate-tech sectors. VentureWell recently expanded its programming to include support for mobility focused innovators as part of DOE’s Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC) prize. Our training is tailored to the needs of hard-tech innovators and staged from initial research discovery, to business model development through to investment readiness. VentureWell is also committed to DEI with 24% of its program participants identifying as underrepresented ethnic groups within STEM, 60% as non-white, and 42% as female on average over the past three years.
VentureWell also possesses extensive experience supporting the implementation of national programs, including administering grants & competitions on behalf of national laboratories. For example, VentureWell supports NREL as a Power Connector for American-Made Challenges, providing the laboratory with recruitment and individualized I&E advisory services for participating competitors. VentureWell has collaborated with the National Science Foundation since 2011 and the National Institutes of Health since 2014 as a partner in the development of lean startup training. The course trains researchers & students on how to evaluate the commercial potential of their innovations and develop a business model based on gathered data through the process of customer discovery. Since then, VentureWell has served as the implementing partner for the NSF and NIH I-Corps programs, managing program planning, instructors, and assessing team outcomes—helping it to grow into a large national initiative that has trained 2,600+ teams from 230+ universities who collectively have raised $1.2B+ in private funding and created thousands of jobs across STEM fields. |
| MA |
| Hydrogen Technologies, LLC | Dean Moretton | |
Small Business
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Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
| Collaborative Alignment for Clean Hydrogen | Hydrogen Technologies offers a cutting-edge solution for decarbonizing industrial operations that require steam, with their 100% hydrogen fueled commercial and industrial steam boiler. This innovative boiler emits zero greenhouse gas emissions, as it operates solely on hydrogen and oxygen, without any nitrogen involved in the process. It can provide steam from 1,500 kg per hour up to 8,000 kg of steam per hour, making it a versatile solution for a wide range of industrial needs.
Moreover, Hydrogen Technologies is scaling up their existing system from 8,000 kg of steam per hour to 50,000 kg of steam per hour, and they will be collaborating with National Labs to achieve this expansion. This demonstrates their commitment to innovation and growth, while also ensuring that they receive expert assistance from leading professionals.
Hydrogen Technologies' boiler is a reliable and efficient solution for meeting greenhouse gas emission and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals. It can be utilized in various industrial applications, such as district heat plants, food processing, chemical refining, pharmaceuticals, pulp and paper mills, and other industrial manufacturing processes. Overall, Hydrogen Technologies offers a clean, sustainable, and practical solution for reducing emissions and promoting sustainability in industrial operations. |
| OK |
| Decent Energy, Inc. | Barry Dicker | |
Small Business
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Cross-Cutting
| Topic 2: Collaborative Alignment for Long Duration Energy Storage | Decent Energy, Inc., is led by Barry Dicker, https://www.linkedin.com/in/barry-dicker, a multi-disciplinary practitioner with experience in both legal aspects of technology commercialization (15 years of active legal practice) and direct experience with building energy analysis, retrofit, and renewable systems. Since 2008 the company has worked in the central Midwest, with an emphasis on Kansas. Past and ongoing relationships with emerging cleantech manufacturers have led to fostering pilot projects for demonstration and validation, including as to advanced inverters, BIPV, thermal energy storage, and advanced HVAC controls, among others. Collaborative projects and ongoing alliance development include work with municipal owned and electric cooperatives, local government, public universities and community colleges. Decent Energy, Inc.’s team possesses internal general contracting and project management capabilities. We regard the boundary of the eastern and western interconnects to be fruitful opportunity for LDES demonstration and grid modernization, in a context that can present a compelling story of economic development and rural revitalization. We regard successful projects in region as having strong potential for inducing bi-partisan support for clean energy innovation among the public. |
| KS |
| Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) | Benjamin L. Schenkman | |
Non-Profit
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Office of Clean Energy Demonstration (OCED)
| Long Duration Energy Storage | Power Systems engineering with over 17 years in the research, development and demonstration of energy storage systems, microgrids, and critical infrastructures. Within the Electric Power Research Institute, I am a Principal Technical Lead in the Energy Storage Group. I lead the program for the advancements of Operation and Maintenance, Cost estimation, and Reliability Metric tools for energy storage systems and deployment. As part of this program, my research consists of large data analysis, development of performance metrics, demonstration of traditional and emerging energy storage technologies, and energy management control theory. This research impacts all entities owning and/or operating energy storage systems by developing O&M standards for all storage technologies, creating leading practices, and advancing energy management controls. In addition to grid connected energy storage, I lead the development of energy storage performance tests and metrics when the systems are incorporated into a microgrid or nanogrid. Another role that I serve within EPRI is a researcher for the Electromagnetic Threat and Critical Power group. My research is in the direct and indirect impact to the bulk power system due to High-altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) events and securing the energy infrastructure from natural and man-made threats. This research influences the current and future design of power delivery, communication, and metering components utilized within the electrical infrastructure. Analysis and modeling performed are for the vast electric utility entities around the world, private companies, and various governmental agencies.
EPRI has many SMEs, such as myself, with decades of experience working with various entities (government, utility, private, academia, etc.) to advance the research and adoption of new technology in the energy sector. Capabilities of EPRI includes world class test facilities located throughout the United States, ability to develop specialized software and maintain continuity, leading experts in technical consulting, platforms to disseminate information to the wider public, and wide interconnected partnerships with vendors and utilities. |
| TN |
| EPRI | Steve Willard | |
Non-Profit
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Renewable Energy Integration (REI)
| Energy Storage Performance assesment | 39 years energy engineering experience. Focus on energy storage performance and reliability assessment including data and data system requirements |
| CA |
| Newlab | Elsa Givan | |
Small Business
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Cross-Cutting
| | Newlab is an engine for applied innovation. Our mission is to mobilize people and capital to solve complex problems across mobility, energy and materials. Our flagship location opened in the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2016 with the aim to catalyze an ecosystem of deep tech entrepreneurs and stimulate technology-led economic growth in New York. Our second location, a 250,000 square foot facility in Detroit, launched recently to support technology development and commercialization at the Michigan Central Innovation District.
Since opening, we have collaborated deeply with industry and government partners to facilitate hundreds of pilots across the 300-acre campus and other sites around the world. Today, Newlab’s community of more than 800 entrepreneurs extends across our physical and digital platforms. Our business is organized across two integrated functions: Studios and Investment. Our Studios are a programmatic methodology designed to align industry players, government entities and startups around pilot projects that generate operational data to validate technologies and de-risk models. We deploy hundreds of pilots globally through our Studios every year. Some of Newlab’s Studio partners include Ford Motor Co., Verizon, Ørsted, BHP, LG Electronics, Mercado Libre, the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and the Uruguay Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining.
Several of our partners are keenly interested in clean hydrogen and long duration energy storage, and we are actively aligning infrastructure assets and programming to support the development of these technologies. |
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