; and (B) study, develop, and maintain the following areas of focus: (i) Safety technologies Materials and equipment that improve upon existing well control systems or containment systems (or both). (ii) Reservoir characterization Predicting and monitoring the production behavior of complex reservoirs on the outer Continental Shelf. (iii) Extended system architecture Subsea systems, power distribution, and data communications that improve recovery and extend production reach. (iv) High pressure and high temperature completion systems Materials and equipment to reliably produce ultra-deepwater resources in corrosive environments. (v) Meteorological and oceanic forecasting Systems to predict both atmospheric and below-surface environments and engineering response. (vi) Arctic environments Exploration and production systems and techniques for ice conditions, including ice management and extended season development. (3) Location The Secretary shall establish the Offshore Energy Innovation Hub at a location that is in proximity to existing outer Continental Shelf oil and gas development to ensure opportunities to test and apply innovative technologies and research in the field. (d) Offshore energy education grants to institutions of higher education (1) In general (A) Award of grants In order to expand opportunities related to offshore energy development, the Secretary of the Interior shall use amounts available under subsection (a)(2)(C) to award offshore energy innovation grants in accordance with this subsection to institutions of higher education selected under paragraph (2). (B) Administrative costs The Secretary may use not more than 5 percent of the amounts available under subsection (a)(2)(C) to administer this subsection. (2) Selection of institutions (A) In general The Secretary shall select 20 institutions of higher education to receive grants under this subsection, of those institutions of higher education that are— (i) nominated under subparagraph (B)