DOE Opens $147 Million Phase II Funding Round for Small Businesses
DOE opened about $147 million in FY25 Phase II SBIR/STTR opportunities, while foreign-risk and cybersecurity reviews raise the stakes for applicants.
Technology Commercialization
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DOE Opens $147 Million in Small-Business Technology Funding, Adds Genesis Mission Opportunity
The Energy Department opened roughly $147 million in Phase II SBIR/STTR opportunities and a new Genesis Mission competition expected to support about 40 U.S. small businesses.
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Energy Department Opens About $147 Million in Small-Business Technology Funding as It Reshapes Commercialization Programs
The Energy Department opened about $147 million in FY2025 Phase II SBIR/STTR opportunities and a new Genesis Mission funding track as it reorganizes commercialization programs.
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DOE opens about $147 million in SBIR and STTR Phase II funding for small technology companies
The Energy Department opened approximately $147 million in fiscal-year 2025 Phase II opportunities for eligible American small businesses developing technologies with commercial potential.
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USPTO and National Academy of Inventors launch five-year commercialization initiative
The USPTO and National Academy of Inventors announced a five-year effort focused on intellectual-property education, commercialization and partnerships connecting U.S. research with economic and societal use.
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DOE opens nearly $147 million in small-business funding
DOE opened nearly $147 million in Phase II funding plus a Genesis Mission Phase I opportunity for eligible U.S. small businesses developing advanced technologies.
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NSF Awards 12 Regional Innovation Engines Across 20 States
The NSF awarded 12 regional teams $15 million each to connect research, startups and workforce training, with longer-term funding tied to performance.
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UMaine-led forest-economy technology hub receives $20 million federal investment
A University of Maine-led initiative focused on the state’s forest economy has received a $20 million U.S. Economic Development Administration Tech Hub investment, according to the Maine Department of Labor.