Overview of the AMO Multi Year Program Plan

39 Pages·2016·1.47 MB·English

Advanced Manufacturing Office
Multi-Year Program Plan
Advanced Manufacturing Office
Framework Overview - Draft
www.manufacturing.energy.gov
June 14, 2016
1| Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy eere.energy.gov
Purpose of Multi-Year Program Plan ( MYPP)
Transparent AMO 5- to 10-year plan that is available to
internal and external stakeholders
 Clearly communicates AMO plans and priorities
 Serves as an operational guide for AMO to manage
activities toward programmatic and agency goals
 Provides resource for EERE management on program
priorities, activities, progress toward goals, and potential
risks and barriers
 Informs Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs),
Annual Operating Plans (AOPs ), and budget formulation
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AMO MYPP Key Target Audiences
• EERE and DOE Management
• Manufacturers and their Supply Chain
• Research Community: Universities, National Labs,
Entrepreneurs/Makers
• Manufacturing Trade Associations and other NGOs
• Venture Capitalists and Finance Community
• State and Local Governments, Municipalities
• Other Government, including other DOE Offices, other
Federal Agencies, Congress, and White House
• General Public
• International Organizations
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AMO MYPP Strategic Inputs
• President’s Climate Action Plan (CAP)
• 2014–2018 DOE Strategic Plan
• Advanced Manufacturing Partnership
(AMP2.0)
• Quadrennial Energy Review (QER)
• Quadrennial Technology Review (QTR)
• EERE Strategic Plan
• Legislative Authority
– P.L. 95-91, “U.S. Department of Energy
Organization Act” (1977)
– P.L. 102-486, “Energy Policy Act of
1992”
– P.L. 109-58, “Energy Policy Act of 2005”
– P.L. 110-140, “Energy Independence
and Security Act of 2007”
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MYPP Schedule
Milestone Planned Date
AMO MYPP Off-site Apr 14-15
AMO Peer Review MYPP Framework
Jun 14-15
Presented for Feedback
Draft 1 MYPP Jul 31
AMO/EERE Management Team MYPP
Aug 31
Review
Draft 2 MYPP Sep 30
Stakeholder MYPP Input Nov 15
Final MYPP Dec 31
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Requests to Reviewers
The full set of targets & milestones will be emailed 6/16/16.
By 7/8/16 provide feedback on :
1. Draft AMO Vision, Mission, Strategic Goals, and
Success Indicators (All of AMO activities included?)
2. Technology and Deployment areas being addressed
(Critical gaps? Key advanced manufacturing
challenges addressed?)
3. Draft targets and milestones (Are the
targets/milestones SMART, i.e. specific,
measureable, achievable, realistic, timely?
Appropriate emphasis across areas?)
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AMO Draft Vision and Mission
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Draft Vision
U.S. global leadership in manufacturing fFor a sustainable
clean energy economy.
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Draft Mission
Catalyze research, developRment and adoption of advanced
manufacturing technologies and practices to drive U.S.
economic competitiveness through energy productivity.
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AMO Draft Strategic Goals
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• Improve the productivity and energy efficiency of U.S. manufacturing
• Reduce life cycle energy and resource impacts of manufactured goods
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• Transition DOE supported innovative technologies and practices into
U.S. manufacturing capabilities
• Strengthen and advance the U.S. manufacturing workforce
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AMO Draft Success Indicators
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• Demonstrate selected advanced manufacturing technologies
and deploy practices that double the rate of energy intensity
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(energy consumed per unit of physical output) improvement
compared to current typical technology
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• AMO supported advanced materials, manufacturing
technologies and targeted end use products have the
potential to reduce lifecRycle energy impact by 50% by 2025
compared to current state-of-the-art.
• 25% of U.S. manufacturing facilities implement AMO energy
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management products, practices and measures by 2025.
• Double AMO supported technical education and training in
advanced manufacturing made available for Engineering
Universities, Community Colleges, and Technical High Schools
by 2025.
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Technology Areas based on QTR
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Production / Facility Beyond the Plant
Manufacturing
Systems – Boundaries –
Systems –
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Energy and Resource Supply Chain and
Unit Operations
Utilization Life Cycle
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Critical Materials
Sustainable Manufacturing
Direct Thermal Energy Conversion
Combined Heat and Power
R Wide Bandgap Semiconductors
Materials for Harsh
Waste Heat Recovery
Service Conditions
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Advanced Materials
Smart Manufacturing
Manufacturing
ProcessHeating Additive Manufacturing
Process Intensification Composite Materials
Roll-to-RollProcessing
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