DOE to award USD137 million to support development of advanced technologies for vehicles
Technologies to help reduce carbon emissions and fuel consumption in passenger cars and light trucks
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded up to USD137 million in funding for two programs, subject to appropriations, to develop next generation technologies that will support industry in going beyond the newly announced Phase II standard for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and also accelerating technology advances for passenger cars and light trucks, according to DOE website.
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