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Energy Innovator Fellowship (EIF) Program

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The Energy Innovator Fellowship Program

Program Overview

The Energy Innovator Fellowship (EIF) program is an educational opportunity that provides funding for recent graduates and early-career energy professionals (within five years of graduation) to engage with critical energy host organizations on projects aimed at modernizing the power grid, improving energy infrastructure, and strengthening the reliability, affordability, and security of the U.S. power system. The program invites candidates from various educational and professional backgrounds to participate in a two-year learning experience with eligible host organizations, including electric public utility commissions, municipal and cooperative utilities, state energy offices, grid operators, Tribal utilities, Inter-Tribal councils, and other Tribal organizations.

The program is designed to expand access to energy-related learning opportunities across the country while contributing to the national transition to resilient and affordable energy. The EIF program is guided by the Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation (CMEI), Office of Electricity (OE), and Office of Indian Policy and Programs (IE).

Additional Information

  • About the DOE Program offices – CMEI, IE, and OE
  • Current Fellow Opportunities
  • Why ORISE?
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類型獎助 ・ 開放中
出資方U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
主辦/執行Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)
領域標籤淨零與能源
申請期間（未取得）
公告日期（未取得）
經費（未取得）
申請資格
  1. Recent graduates
  2. Early-career energy professionals (within five years of graduation)
摘要

The Energy Innovator Fellowship (EIF) program provides funding for recent graduates and early-career energy professionals (within five years of graduation) to engage with critical energy host organizations on projects aimed at modernizing the power grid, improving energy infrastructure, and strengthening the reliability, affordability, and security of the U.S. power system. The two-year learning experience places fellows with eligible host organizations including electric public utility commissions, municipal and cooperative utilities, state energy offices, grid operators, Tribal utilities, Inter-Tribal councils, and other Tribal organizations. The program is guided by the DOE Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation (CMEI), Office of Electricity (OE), and Office of Indian Policy and Programs (IE).

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