ARPAE Overview Presentation http www arpae energy gov

ARPA-E Overview Presentation http: //www. arpa-e. energy. gov/

What is ARPA-E? The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) is an agency within the U. S. Department of Energy that: ‣ Provides Research and Development funding for high-risk, high-reward, transformational ideas ‣ Focuses on technologies that could fundamentally change the way we get, use and store energy ‣ Accelerates energy innovations that will create a more secure, affordable, and sustainable American energy future 1

History of ARPA-E In 2007, The National Academies recommended Congress establish an Advanced Research Projects Agency within the U. S. Department of Energy to fund advanced energy R&D. American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Signed – Providing ARPA-E its first appropriations of $400 million, which funded ARPA-E's first projects 2007 Rising Above the Gathering Storm Published - warning policymakers that U. S. advantages in science and technology had begun to erode America COMPETES Act Signed – authorizing the creation of ARPA-E 2009 2018 660+ Awards 47 Programs Current Funding: $353 M (FY 18) 2

What Problems are We Trying to Solve? Resilient energy infrastructure for the 21 st century Affordable, sustainable energy for all U. S. economic development American leadership in science and technology 3

ARPA-E Mission: To overcome long term and high-risk technological barriers in the development of energy technologies Ensure U. S. Technological Lead & U. S. Economic and Energy Security REDUCE IMPORTS IMPROVE EFFICIENCY REDUCE EMISSIONS 4

Built on DARPA foundation, but with key differences… 5

Creating New Learning Curves 6

What Makes an ARPA-E Project? IMPACT ‣ ‣ ‣ High impact on ARPA-E mission areas Credible path to market Large commercial application TRANSFORM ‣ ‣ ‣ Challenges what is possible Disrupts existing learning curves Leaps beyond today’s technologies Translates science into breakthrough technology BRIDGE ‣ ‣ ‣ TEAM ‣ ‣ ‣ Comprised of best-in-class people Cross-disciplinary skill sets Translation oriented Not researched or funded elsewhere Catalyzes new interest and investment 7

Technology Acceleration Model 8

Technology Acceleration Model 9

ARPA-E Creates a “Mountain of Opportunity” for energy technology Other Investors Investment $100 M $10 M ARPA-E Demonstration Prototype $1 M Research Concept Time

If it works… will it matter? 11

Tech To Market Approach SCOPE MANAGE ADVISE PARTNERSHIPS Provide strategic market insights necessary to create innovative, commercially relevant programs Manage project teams’ T 2 M efforts through T 2 M plans and jointly developed milestones Support project teams with skills & knowledge to align technology with market needs Engage third-party investors and partners to support technology development towards the market 12

ARPA-E Program Portfolio ELECTRICITY GENERATION & DELIVERY Alumni Active INTEGRAT E GRID DATA IONICS MOSAIC TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY SENSO R CIRCUIT S PNDIOD ES MARINE R NEXTC AR GENSE TS NODES ALPHA ENLITEN ED SHIELD ROOTS CHARGE S FOCUS METINE R MONITO R ARID DELTA REBELS GRIDS GENI SOLAR ADEPT IMPACC T HEATS SWITCHE S BEETIT TERRA MOVE METALS REACT ADEPT ELECTROFUE LS REFUEL TRANSNE T REMOT E RANGE PETRO AMPED BEEST OPEN 2009, 2012, 2015 & 2018 Solicitations Complement Focused Programs 13

OPEN Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAS) support the development of potentially disruptive new technologies across the full spectrum of energy applications OPEN 2009 41 projects $176 million investment 10 technical areas OPEN 2012 66 projects $130 million investment 11 technical areas OPEN 2015 41 projects $125 million investment 10 technical areas

ARPA-E Impact Indicators As of February 2018 15

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