Office of the Under Secretary for Science and Innovation, U.S. Department of Energy’s Post

Critical materials are the building blocks of clean energy, essential for technologies like the batteries in our electric vehicles to the offshore wind turbine generators providing renewable energy and more. But rising demand and limited supply of #criticalmaterials is obstructing the expansion of clean energy technology production. That’s where the Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office (AMMTO) comes into play. AMMTO addresses high-impact opportunities and challenges across the entire life cycle of critical materials for #cleanenergy technologies. One example of how AMMTO moves the needle is through the Critical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), formerly known as the Critical Materials Institute. DOE is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the CMI Hub, which is led at Ames National Laboratory and focuses on enhancing and diversifying critical materials supply, developing substitutes, building a circular economy, and crosscutting research. With more than 50 U.S. patents, 20 licensed technologies, and 635 peer-reviewed publications over ten years, the CMI Hub is leading the push for secure and sustainable domestic critical materials supply chains. Dive deeper into the CMI Hub’s impressive decade of successes by checking out this 10-year look back! ↩️ https://lnkd.in/g-piCzHt

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