Funded Projects

The U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) has awarded more than $570 million since 1998 through its funding opportunities in support of Technology Integration Program projects across the country that advance deployment of efficient transportation technologies. These project awards contribute to empowering communities to choose the transportation energy sources that work for them, facilitating implementation of alternative fuel vehicles and infrastrucutre, and building the workforce for our transportation energy future.

This is a partial list of recently funded Technology Integration Program projects:

• Integrating alternative fuel vehicles and fueling infrastructure in urban and rural communities.
• Implementing living lab projects that demonstrate and assess new mobility solutions that maximize the return on investment to mobility systems in terms of time, cost, energy, and opportunity.
• Developing alternative fueling and charging stations along busy transportation corridors.
• Providing stakeholder choice in vehicle and fueling options.
• Securing real-world data on total cost of ownership for alternative fuels.
• Planning community-driven transportation.
• Understanding transportation electrification in public and private fleets.

DOE VTO transportation projects are competitively awarded and cost-shared. Coalition-supported projects have historically leveraged almost 2:1 in matching funds and in-kind contributions from private and public sector partners.