It is reported that the Department of the U.S. Energy(DOE)plans to allocate more than 540 million dollars for the project of clean energy technologies and low-carbon manufacturing leading by universities and national laboratory.Most greenhouse gas emission comes from energy production and using, so establishing a solid scientific foundation for reducing emissions throughout the entire life cycle of energy, which is critical to achieving the U.S. goal of a net-zero emission economy by 2050.

 Jennifer M.Granholm，the minister of the U.S. Energy Department,said,”in order to achieve the U.S. federal government’s ambitious goals of climate and clean energy,it will require a game-changing commitment to clean energy, and this should starts from the researchers.”The announced research projects will strengthen the scientific foundation needed for the U.S. to remain a global leader  in clean energy innovation, the range is from the renewable energy to carbon management.