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  1. nindokag (nindokag@refactorcamp.org)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Dec-2018 18:35:27 EST nindokag nindokag

    My company has worked on a lot of Department of Energy #SolarPower research projects in the past via the "Sunshot" grant program.

    This year there were 3 research funding opportunities related to our work, so we spent a lot of time crafting proposals for each one. The DOE abruptly canceled the opportunities *after* everybody submitted proposals. Big waste of our time. Never seen anything so unprofessional from the DOE before.

    Here's an article about what happened: https://news.bloombergenvironment.com/environment-and-energy/nixed-solar-grant-opportunity-cost-500-000-drawing-hill-scrutiny

    In conversation Tuesday, 04-Dec-2018 18:35:27 EST from refactorcamp.org permalink

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    1. Nixed Solar Grant Opportunity Cost $500,000, Drawing Hill Scrutiny (1)
      The Energy Department spent nearly $500,000 to review 300 applications from energy companies, national labs, and universities competing for $46 million in solar energy research grants from April to August—all for naught.
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