Advanced Materials Technologies Available for Licensing
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) laboratories and participating research institutions have advanced materials technologies available for licensing. They help improve the efficiency, economics, environmental acceptability, and safety of energy generation, conversion, transmission, and use.
Many of the advanced materials technologies developed by DOE laboratories have applications in energy efficiency and renewable energy including:
- Concentrating solar power
- Hydrogen and fuel cells
- Hydropower
- Photovoltaics
- Wind power
DOE's Materials Sciences subprogram oversees R&D in advanced materials technologies for other applications.
Marketing Summaries
To see what Advanced Materials technologies are available for licensing, you can browse the Advanced Materials marketing summaries.
Each marketing summary will provide you with a description of the technology including its benefits, applications and industries, and development stage.
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A scientist holds a sample of an experimental mirror coating—an advanced optical material—developed to increase the efficiency of concentrating solar power. Credit: Pat Corkery