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Solar Energy: A National Perspective University 13% State/local 13% Industry 33% Labs 41% 03387514 Figure 1-4. The Solar Program’s research performers and their share of total funding. 6 Solar Energy Technologies Program The DOE Solar Energy Technologies Program Multi-Year Technical Plan is founded on cost sharing and collaboration at every stage of technology development. This includes working with universities, where academic expertise can contribute greatly to basic and applied research. In the future, solar energy will play a role in generating hydrogen for transportation fuel; therefore, cooperation and information sharing with the Hydrogen Program is important. Buildings and solar energy are inextricably linked, so cooperation with the Buildings Program in developing zero-energy buildings is a key part of the Solar Program. Outside DOE, the Environmental Protection Agency, Agency for International Development, International Energy Agency, the World Bank, and other organizations play an important role in shaping markets for solar technologies. Considering their interests and capabilities is part of planning effective research. Government-Industry Partnerships Figure 1-4 shows the allocation of Solar Program funds to industry, national laboratories, universities, and state/local organizations. Industry is a vital part of the Solar Program, which emphasizes partnering at every level of research and in every research area. Partnering with industry generates more effective research by leveraging resources. In areas such as thin-film photovoltaic research, Million Solar Roofs, and advanced manufacturing, industry partnerships leverage Federal funds through cost sharing and increase the chances for achieving technical goals by creating a team approach to solving research problems. Industry partnering will ensure that the practical, everyday end-use is firmly in mind when basic and applied research is conducted. Beyond research and cost sharing, industry partners will be involved in program planning and strategy development to ensure that the Solar Program is accountable and makes measurable progress toward its goals. University Partnerships To achieve its goals, the Solar Program must enlist the aid of the best scientists and engineers in the country. More than 50 university partners provide the expertise to solve complex technical problems and the creativity to formulate concepts that propel the Program toward its goals. The Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Delaware have been designated by DOE to be centers of excellence and to provide the Program with unique research capabilities. Similarly, the Program enjoys a long-standing relationship with the Southeast Regional Experiment Station managed by the University of Central Florida and the Southwest Regional Experiment Station managed by New Mexico State University. The Program also has a long-standing, productive relationship with historically black colleges and universities, providing support for both research and student programs in solar energy. Partnerships with other DOE Programs A key part of the Solar Program’s strategy involves coordinating solar- technology research and integrating it with other EERE programs, such asPDF Image | Solar Energy Technologies Program
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