AMMTO-BTO and OE FY22 Multi-Topic FOA

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Modification Announcement 0003: 1. Changes include corrections to the naming convention of the Community Benefits Plan submissions under Section IV.D.i. and elimination of a paragraph referencing a separate submittal of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Plan in Section IV.D.xv.  Modification Announcement 0002: Changes include revisions to the following sections: a. IV.D.iii Resumes b. IV.D.xvi Current and Pending Support c. IV.D.xvii Transparency of Foreign Connection Modification Announcement:1. Changes include updates to FOA subtopics 1.1 and 1.3 in Section I.B2. Updated maximum file size to 50MB in sections IV.B and IV.D.i3. Changes also include an update to Appendix C on foreign workThis multitopic FOA is a joint effort between EERE’s Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office (AMMTO), the Building Technologies Office (BTO), and DOE’s Office of Electricity (OE). Specifically, the goals of this multi-topic FOA are to:• Validate and demonstrate next generation materials and manufacturing processes including domestic pilot demonstrations and related technologies to support the transition to U.S. manufacturing; • Enable environmentally and socially responsible domestic manufacturing with diversified domestic supply of feedstocks including from recycled goods; and• Mature nascent technologies, processes, and methods that improve the performance and market penetration of clean energy technologies and emerging building efficiency technologies. This FOA will support activities to advance efficiency improvements and enhance manufacturing competitiveness through technological innovation by focusing on three main topic areas: (1) Next Generation Materials and Manufacturing Processes; (2) Secure and Sustainable Materials; and (3) Energy Technology Manufacturing. The multi-topic FOA integrates several identified research opportunities across AMMTO into a single funding opportunity that is intended to fund high-impact RD&D. For the full funding opportunity announcement please visit: https://eere-exchange.energy.gov/

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