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Leveraging Project Awards

Since 1993, the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Transportation Technologies Office (TTO) has distributed more than $570 million in transportation project awards, which are competitively awarded and cost-shared. Clean Cities and Communities coalition-supported projects have historically leveraged almost 2:1 in matching funds and in-kind contributions from private and public sector partners.

Project Awards
Year Awards DOE
$ (million)
Cost Sharea
$ (million)
Total
$ (million)
1998 34 $2.6 $18.7 $21.3
1999 53 $3.7 $11.1 $14.8
2000 54 $3.8 $23.0 $26.8
2001 54 $4.3 $10.9 $15.2
2002 55 $4.5 $21.4 $25.9
2003 68 $5.3 $29.9 $35.2
2004 66 $5.4 $37.5 $42.9
2005 70 $5.4 $35.3 $40.7
2006–2008b 16 $8.4 $26.4 $34.8
2009–2010b 23 $13.7 $17.9 $31.6
2011–2012b 16 $8.5 $1.9 $10.4
2013 20 $11.1 $1.3 $12.4
2015 11 $6.1 $3.3 $9.4
2016 7 $6.9 $3.9 $10.8
2017 7 $21.8 $31.7 $53.5
2018 16 $26.8 $14.2 $41.0
2019 19 $18.6 $15.2 $33.8
2020 18 $35.6 $49.2 $84.8
2021 8 $34.0 $25.7 $59.7
2022 35 $46.5 $14.0 $60.5
Total 650 $273.0 $392.5 $665.5
2009–2010 (ARRA)b,c 25 $300.0 $506.4 $806.4
Grand Total 675 $573.0 $898.9 $1,471.9

Source: NETL regional managers

a Cost share includes both matching funds and in-kind contributions.

b Multiyear project awards: These projects received incremental funding that spanned multiple fiscal year budgets. This chart reflects total project funding.

c One-time funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA)