Bioenergy Technologies

Bioenergy is a form of energy that works by converting organic materials, known as biomass, into usable energy. Bioenergy technologies enable the reuse of carbon from biomass and waste streams into alternative fuels, chemicals, and other products. 

Feedstock Technologies R&D

Feedstock Technologies R&D develops strategies and supports technology development to mobilize reusable carbon resources to enable the production of bioenergy and bioproducts.

Bioproduct Production

Bioproduct production R&D develops bio-based products and chemicals.

CO2 Utilization

CO2 utilization R&D investigates technical pathways for converting carbon dioxide into biofuels and bioproducts.

Conversion Technologies

Conversion technologies supports research and development of biomass feedstocks conversion into biofuels and bioproducts.

Data, Modeling, and Analysis

 

Data, Modeling, and Analysis technologies supports research, analysis, and tool development to address the economic and environmental dimensions of bioenergy and bioproducts.

Systems Development and Integration

Systems Development and Integration R&D works to lower the risk of bioenergy production technologies through verified proof of performance at the pilot or lower scales, facilitating further development and validation at demonstration and pioneer scales by private stakeholders.

 Transportation Biofuels

scientists pose with a clear vial containing a low-carbon biofuel.

Transportation biofuels research aims to accelerate the production of advanced biofuels for heavy modes of transportation.

Waste to Energy

Research on converting waste to energy as potential high-impact resources for the domestic production of biofuels, bioproduct precursors, heat, and electricity.