Stimulus bill doesn't ignore R&D - battery energy storage system

Rumors about how strong the economy is have been circulating for weeks.
The stimulus will invest in research and development.
Yesterday, when the draft legislation was relaxed to fund the jump, the first reliable thread came up
The dying economy of the country has begun.
Although overall science will not be a big winner, energy and biomedicine --
There may be research projects
Another notable topic is: Infrastructure Construction that strongly supports quality research.
Despite the House's announcement of the plan, the plan has also received wide support from Democratic members of the Senate --
And closely reflect the policies Obama has advocated over the past six months.
The list below is not all
Included but identified many major R & D
Related items in 258-
Page spending blueprints such as suggested spending: up to $21-
Adding billions will include 1)$4.
9 billion for all aspects of the implementation of the energy policy and Protection Act, $3.
A grant of 5 billion yuan for energy efficiency and conservation; 2)$4.
5 billion to modernize the power grid, enhance the safety of power production, and support energy storage research; 3)$2.
Projects showing carbon emissions 4 billion
Carbon dioxide capture and storage technology; 4)
$2 billion in energy efficiency and renewable energy research (
Among them, biomass research needs at least $0. 8 billion, and geothermal projects need at least $0. 4 billion); 5)
$2 billion for scientific projects, of which at least $ 20% must be left to the projects of the Bureau of Advanced Research Projects --Energy —
At least in the quarter of this expenditure$100 million)
Advanced Scientific Computing must be funded; 6)
$1 billion for advanced batteries and $1 billion for advanced battery loan guarantee program;
"For the agencies involved, $6.
66 billion, including 1)
$2 billion to help promote information dissemination
Technical standards that will help the country transition to fully computerized patientshealth records; 2)$1.
5 billion supports the NIH study, although only half of the funds are available before the start of the next fiscal year (Oct. 1); 3)another $1.
5 billion renovation or repair
Provision of federal research facilities through grants administered by the National Research Resources Centre; 4)
Comparison of $0. 7 billion
Research on effectiveness
Study to determine which of several different treatment methods has the best effect (and for whom);
And commissioned the Institute of Medicine to "produce and submit a report to Congress. . .
No later than June 30, 2009, which includes proposals on national comparative priorities
Research on the effectiveness of financial support to be obtained in this [
Stimulus Package5)
"High-" $0. 962 billion
Give priority to upgrading facilities and equipment of NIH and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention;
$3 billion: 1)
Most of them-$2. 5 billion —
Will study and related activities.
Of this total, a minimum of $0. 2 billion must be reserved for the payment of major research instruments grants; 2)
$0. 4 billion for the construction of major research equipment and facilities; 3)
$100 million was spent on education and human resources. "$2.
7 billion at: 1)with $1.
7 billion carry out deferred maintenance and related projects within the national park system; 2)
$0. 5 billion in water recycling and reuse projects; 3)
$0. 3 billion for infrastructure upgrades and critical extended maintenance for Fish and Wildlife Service properties (including wildlife shelters and fish hatchery) 4)
$0. 2 billion to the United StatesS.
Repair or upgrade facilities, replace equipment, carry out national surveying and mapping activities, and strengthen earthquake and volcano monitoring systems. :1)going to the U. S.
Wasteland Forest Services-
Fire management and capital improvement (
These include improving energy efficiency, repairing abandoned mining areas and removing fish.
Enhanced by obstacles and watershed). :1)
$0. 6 billion for climate projects and related satellite procurement, of which at least $0. 14 billion must be reserved for climate data modelling; 2)
$0. 4 billion for habitat restoration and mitigation efforts. :1)
There are 80% underground storage tanks used to clean up the Superfund website and the rest for solving the national leak.
$0. 6 billion in: 1)
$0. 4 billion will be spent on science, of which at least $0. 25 billion will only be used to "accelerate the development of the first-level Earth Science climate research mission "; ”2)
Add another $0. 15 billion to aviation research and development; 3)
$50 million was spent on infrastructure upgrades to facilities damaged by hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters in 2008.
And $0. 5 billion in: 1)
$100 million for scientific and technological research and an additional $100 million for "industrial technology services (
70% of them will be used for NIST's Technology Innovation Program, and the rest will be used for Hollings Manufacturing expansion Partnerships); 2)
$0. 3 billion for research Construction
Scientific architecture. dings.