University of Houston showcases breakthrough carbon capture technologies
University of Houston researchers developed two carbon capture breakthroughs to expand green tech in power-generating sectors.
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DOE invests $136 million to reduce industrial energy demand
Projects will focus on industries that produce chemicals and fuels, iron and steel, cement and concrete, forest and paper products, glass and food and beverages.
DOE issues $500 million funding opportunity to expand nation’s carbon transport systems
The U.S. currently transports nearly 60 million metric tons of CO2 per year, but the projected demand for transport is expected to rise dramatically in the coming decades.
DOE investing $1.3 billion in carbon capture technology projects
Projects awarded funding are expected to enhance the confidence of commercial entities in adopting carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies.
University of Arizona leading DOE study on underground carbon storage
The feasibility study is looking at storing the carbon in the deep beneath the desert about 60 miles west of Phoenix.
