Press Releases

DOE Invests $8.7 Million to Foster New Uses for Domestic Coal Resources

U.S. Department of Energy Issues a Request for Information for Enhanced Weathering Research Opportunities

FE invites graduate students and early career professionals who are interested in CCUS to apply for the RECS 2020 program.

DOE announced a RFI about advances in components, systems, and products that can withstand harsh environments and extended service lifetimes.

This research will investigate all aspects of coal-derived carbon fiber production.

DOE selected two projects to receive approximately $2M in federal funding for cost-shared R&D projects under FOA 2190.

Fossil Energy announced a request for information about hydrogen technology opportunities and research needs.

DOE intends to make approximately $122M available, through a competitive process, to establish coal products innovation centers.

11 projects selected to receive approximately $17 million in federal funding for cost-shared research and development projects for carbon utilization.

FE selected two projects to receive approximately $10 million in federal funding for FOA 2192 Extreme Environment Materials for Power Generation.