Prizes and Competitions To Encourage Innovation
MCLI Recommendation: “The federal government should consider government-funded competitions and prizes to incentivize low-carbon technologies in addition to or instead of traditional research grants or contracts.”
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Virgin Earth Challenge
The Virgin Earth Challenge, offered by billionaire Richard Branson, was a $25 million prize for the development of a commercially viable design which results in the removal of anthropogenic, atmospher...
Energy Policy Act of 2005
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 authorized DOE to offer cash prizes of up to $10 million for “breakthrough achievements in research, development, demonstration, and commercial application” for energy-re...
Connecticut’s Innovative Energy Solutions Program
In March 2022, Connecticut regulators approved a new Innovative Energy Solutions (IES) program to accelerate the state’s grid modernization efforts by facilitating partnerships among private companies...
Proposed H-Prize Act
In 2007, the House of Representatives passed the H-Prize Act to authorize $70 million in prizes for advancements in hydrogen energy.
Report, Eyes on a Climate Prize
The Harvard Environmental Law Review’s 2008 article, Eyes on a Climate Prize: Rewarding Innovation to Achieve Climate Stabilization, outlines the theory and history of the use of inducement prizes to ...
OMB Guidance to Federal Agencies on Use of Prizes
In 2010, OMB issued guidance to federal agencies on the use of challenges and prizes to spur technological innovation. It explained that many federal agencies have sufficient statutory authority to cr...
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