US Department of Energy

The U.S. Department of Energy is a government agency established in 1977, located in Washington, D.C. Its primary mission is to ensure the security and prosperity of the nation by tackling energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges. The Department focuses on promoting transformative scientific and technological solutions to address these issues, thereby supporting the country's energy needs and environmental sustainability.

Maria Robinson

Director of DOE's Grid Deployment Office

Past deals in Transport and logistics

Swift Rails

Grant in 2024
Swift Rails is a transportation company specializing in personalized transit systems. It uses autonomous vehicles for one to four passengers traveling on ultra-light rails, offering energy-efficient and emissions-free travel charged with renewable energy.

Cummins

Grant in 2024
Cummins is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, distributing, and servicing diesel and natural gas engines, electric power generation systems, and related components. With operations in over 190 countries, the company serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), distributors, and other customers through its extensive network of company-owned locations and dealers. Cummins operates four segments: Engine, Power Generation, Components, and Distribution.

D.R. Johnson

Grant in 2024
D.R. Johnson provides manufactured wood products including Cross-Laminated Timber and Glue-Laminated Beams, and it is our mission to create construction. The company offers detail, manufacture, fabricate, and ship our product to meet all their requirements. They are available to ship by rail as well as by truck.

Nomad Transportable Power Systems

Grant in 2023
NOMAD Transportable Power Systems specializes in developing utility-scale mobile energy storage solutions designed for flexibility and affordability. Founded as a collaboration between Northern Reliability and KORE Power, the company focuses on addressing diverse project needs with its patent-pending technologies. Established in early 2015, NOMAD recognized a market demand for transportable energy solutions that offer lower costs and easier integration. Beginning in 2019, the partnership resulted in the production of 100% U.S.-manufactured energy storage systems. NOMAD’s innovative plug-and-play battery storage systems, integrated with custom-designed mobile energy frameworks, provide reliable and adaptable energy solutions for a variety of industries, enabling customers to effectively manage their energy requirements.

Windlift

Grant in 2023
Founded in 2006, Windlift specializes in developing airborne power generation systems. Initially serving the U.S. Department of Defense, its innovative solutions now cater to diverse industries such as disaster recovery, telecom, agriculture, mining, research, and adventure. The company's generators are lightweight, transportable, and quick to deploy, featuring advanced technologies like radar, cameras, signature management, fourth/fifth-generation mesh networks, conformal antennas, and edge computing.

PennDOT

Grant in 2022
PennDOT is in charge of roadways, urban and rural public transit, airports, trains, ports, and waterways. PennDOT invests more than three-quarters of its annual budget in Pennsylvania's nearly 121,000 miles of state and municipal roadways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT, which was founded in 1911, is directly responsible for about 40,000 miles of roads and around 25,400 bridges.

Aptiv

Venture Round in 2008
Aptiv is a global technology company specializing in safer, greener, and more connected mobility solutions. It integrates software capabilities, advanced computing platforms, and networking architecture to enable the future of mobility. Headquartered in Gillingham, England, Aptiv operates in over 45 countries with a focus on becoming the leading integrator of mobility's software and systems technologies.
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