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U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu detailed President Barack Obama's $27.2 billion Fiscal Year 2013 budget request for the Department of Energy, emphasizing the President’s commitment to an all-of-the-above energy strategy that includes critical investments in innovation, in the job-creating clean energy technologies, and in our national security strategy.

Energy Department Senior Advisor Peter Gage Highlights President Obama’s Blueprint for an American Economy Built to Last

Americans Picked the Most Innovative Startup Companies Using Laboratory Inventions to Create New Businesses, Products

Poneman Highlights U.S. Energy Innovations, Obama’s Blueprint for an American Economy Built to Last

Chu Highlights NETL Research and Innovation, City's Investments in Energy Efficiency

Energy Secretary Steven Chu, Deputy Secretary Daniel Poneman and other senior Energy Department officials will participate in events across the country to highlight America’s investments in cutting-edge energy innovations that are laying the building blocks for an American economy built to last.

As part of the Obama Administration’s blueprint for an American economy built to last, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced over $12 million to speed solar energy innovation from the lab to the marketplace through the Energy Department’s SunShot Incubator program.

R&D to Lead to Longer-Lasting, More Powerful, Less Expensive Batteries for Vehicles and Electric Grid Applications

Poneman Highlights U.S. Energy Resources, Obama’s Blueprint for an American Economy Built to Last

Innovative Startup Companies Can More Easily Access Laboratory Inventions to Create New Businesses, Products