The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies (REET) Grant Program
The REET Grant Program is a competitive grant program designed to provide funding to conduct demonstration, commercialization, research and development projects relating to renewable energy technologies and innovative technologies that significantly increase energy efficiency for vehicles and commercial buildings.
The application submission period for this program is closed.
2018 Grant Recipients
Here is the list of applications proposed to be funded under the March 2018 REET Grant Program solicitation:
- University of South Florida: “Large-Scale Development of an Innovative Algae Technology as a Sustainable Source of Renewable Energy and Products to Enhance and Diversity Florida's Economy” — Grant Funds $250,002
- University of Florida: “A Versatile Photovoltaic Window Technology for Building Integrated Photovoltaic Applications” — Grant Funds $399,919
- T2C Energy LLC: “Catalytic Conversion of AD Biogas and Landfill Gas into Drop-in Fuel” — Partial Grant Funding $123,967
2016/2017 Grant Recipients
Here is the list of grantees funded under the November 2016 REET Grant Program solicitation:
- University of Central Florida: “Unlocking the High Efficiency Potential of Bifacial Silicon Solar Cells by Advanced but Simplified Techniques” — Grant Funds $400,000
- Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University: “Enhancing Sustainable Production of Algal Biofuels Using Electromagnetic Field Energy” — Grant Funds $399,038
- Florida Institute of Technology: “Demonstration of a Cost-Effective, Scalable Zero-Energy Commercial Building Design for Florida Climates” — Grant Funds $282,008
- Florida Atlantic University: “Demonstrating Technology Enhancements to Achieve Economic Competitiveness of Gulf Stream Electricity Production” — Grant Funds $400,000
- University of Florida: “Self-Running Buildings: An Autonomous System for Reducing Energy Consumption and Increasing Demand Flexibility of Commercial Buildings in Hot-Humid Climates” — Grant Funds $400,000
