The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing to provide federal funding to GE Vernova Operations LLC, DBA GE Vernova Advanced Research Center (GE Vernova) to develop and mature polymeric add-on technology for improved hydropower operation.
Commercialization of UL 1974 Certified facility for scaling Second-Life EV batteries for the renewable transition of workforce, grid, domestic manu…
This is a renewal of the CX for and existing project, the NETL Surface Science Laboratory (SSL), a general-use laboratory with equipment for imagin…
The project will demonstrate Polar BearTM at wellsites. Demonstration includes capture of tank vapors, heater treater gas, production of liquids, o…
The objectives of this project are to develop electrochemical processes to extract lithium from domestic waste streams like produced water, acid mi…
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing to administer Congressionally Directed Spending to the University of Tulsa (UT) for the advancement of advancement of extreme-environment materials for energy and aerospace applications.
This Amended Determination follows the approval of additional funding, extended period of performance, new teaming partners, and new project milestones to support the project team's small-scale research and development activities of new biological photosynthetic systems that employ sunlight from previously under-utilized or inaccessible regions of the solar spectrum, such as near-infrared light (NIR), to produce chemical biofuel.
Administrative, laboratory-based testing, and workforce development training activities.…
This Third Amended Determination follows the approval of additional funding, extended period of performance, change of teaming partners, and new project milestones to support the project team's small-scale research and development activities of creating a modular reactor design to convert dilute carbon dioxide into a concentrated ethanol product, in progress under the Optimized Flexible Fuels using Grid-free Reactors with Intermittent Delivery (OFF GRID, formerly GREENWELLS) Program.
The Disruptive DC Converters for Grid Resilient Infrastructure to Deliver Secure energy (DC-GRIDS) program supports the small-scale research and development of more compact and cost effective power electronics converters for direct current (DC) transmission to transport electricity over longer distances with less electricity lost during conveyance from generator to user.