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The Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office (AMMTO) supports a globally competitive U.S. manufacturing sector to accelerate adoption of innovative materials and manufacturing technologies for a strong and resilient energy sector. We do this through our work to drive innovation to transform materials and manufacturing for America's energy future. AMMTO provides analysis, planning, management, and direction necessary for a balanced program of research, development, demonstration, technical assistance, and workforce development to support domestic manufacturing that is critical to achieving a strong and resilient energy sector.
AMMTO is a suboffice within the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
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News and Announcements
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- Circular Economy and Sustainable Manufacturing
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- Manufacturing
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Entrepreneurship and Advanced Manufacturing Workforce
- Semiconductors and Microelectronics
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- Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Innovation
- Energy Security
- Energy Economy
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- American Manufacturing
- Renewable Energy
- Energy Workforce
January 15, 2025
Programs
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DOE makes strategic investments to advance material supply chains and product lifecycles in support of a robust manufacturing sector, secure supply chain, sustainable environment, and decarbonized economy.December 2, 2024 -
DOE pursues novel manufacturing processes and digital systems that enhance materials and energy efficiency to deliver benefits throughout the economy.December 2, 2024 -
AMMTO advances workforce education and entrepreneurial ecosystems for key energy system-enabling technologies, such as semiconductors and batteries.December 2, 2024
Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Basics Explainers
Learn the basics of advanced materials and manufacturing technologies and processes supported by AMMTO.
The first installment of the Breaking It Down series aims to inform and inspire people by putting next-generation batteries into simpler terms.
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Blogs and Success Stories
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For as long as she can remember, Emilie Lozier has found comfort in science. Now, she applies that same scientific curiosity to tackling energy technology and workforce challenges for a cleaner, greener future. -
DOE‘s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research Program is accepting applications for Implementation Grants. AMMTO is especially interested in funding research in pursuit of the circular economy, smart manufacturing and energy-efficient microelectronics. -
Happy belated Nanotechnology Day! Nanotechnology is the manipulation and manufacturing of materials and devices on the scale of atoms or small groups of atoms. -
DOE’s Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program (LEEP), managed by AMMTO, welcomed its 2024 cohort to its headquarters in Washington, D.C. to kick off their two-year fellowships -
Look out for a funding opportunity from the AMMTO-sponsored High-Performance Computing for Manufacturing program. Coming later this fall! -
Jon-Edward Stokes is Making It! In a Q&A interview, how his shifted his academic focus from English to science and what gives his career purpose. -
Check out the winning projects funded by AMMTO. Congratulations to the winners! -
DOE announced funding for three additional projects focusing on various materials and manufacturing technologies for offshore wind. -
Gary DeBoer is Making It! This former AAAS fellow urges us to make decisions that will better the lives of future generations. -
A $33 million funding opportunity aims to accelerate the advancement of smart manufacturing technologies and processes necessary to develop and deploy the innovative technologies and materials needed for the nation’s clean energy transition.
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Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office
Office of the Assistant Secretary
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Mail Stop EE-1
Department of Energy
Washington, DC 20585