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The Environmental Technology Opportunities Portal (ETOP) is a Web site designed to put you in touch with programs that foster development of new cost-effective environmental technologies. In addition, ETOP relays information on existing EPA environmental technologies for air, water, and waste treatment and control. |
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ETOP’s Technology Connection program has over 2,500 providers of innovative environmental technologies, pollution prevention techniques, and environmental management systems.
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Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) Pollution Prevention – These agricultural facilities contribute to pollution in air, water, and soil, causing risk to human health and ecological damage. |
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The Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI) seeks to accelerate the commercial deployment of advanced coal technologies to help supply the United States with clean, abundant, and affordable energy. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: January 15, 2009. The Department of Energy (DOE) anticipates making multiple awards under this FOA and, depending on fiscal year 2009 appropriations, may be able to provide up to $340 million to be distributed among selected recipients. The projects will be cost-shared, with the award recipient(s) providing at least 50 percent of funds for the project. The solicitation contemplates cooperative agreements between the government and industry to demonstrate, at commercial scale, new technologies that capture carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from coal-fired power plants and either sequester the CO2 or put it to beneficial use. Applications must be filed via Grants.gov at http://www.grants.gov. Full funding announcement is available online.
The DoD Strategic Environmental Research and Demonstration Program (SERDP) has released its annual SERDP Exploratory Development (SEED) solicitation for FY 2010. Both federal and non-federal organizations may participate. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: March 12, 2009. The SEED Solicitation is designed to provide limited funding for high technical risk and/or high payoff projects. SEED proposals are, by definition, limited to a maximum of $150K and a period of performance of one year. SERDP has three areas in its Statements of Need (SON), which include: munitions management, sustainable infrastructure, and weapons systems and platforms. Please see http://www.serdp.org/funding/ for more information.
FY 2009 Strategic Agricultural Initiative/Food Quality Protection Act Grant Program
EPA-R9-CED1-09-003
Proposals due by March 18, 2009
The program supports grants for education, extension, and demonstration projects for FQPA transition and reduced risk practices for pest management in agriculture. Proposals for demonstration projects must demonstrate applications, technologies, methods or approaches that are new, innovative or experimental.
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