The U.S. Department of Energy is providing a permit for archaeological investigations for a portion of Tract B at the East Tennessee Technology Park.
The U.S. Department of Energy is providing a permit for archaeological investigations for approximately 3.94 acres near Duct Island at the east Tennessee Technology Park.
Funding will support the project team's small-scale research and development of a triple-purpose canister for management of spent nuclear fuel from advanced reactors and high-level radioactive waste from nuclear recycling facilities, and integrates storage, transport, and disposal functions into a single system.
The Reliable Ore Characterization with Keystone Sensing (ROCKS) program supports small-scale research and development projects to advance cutting-edge technologies in drilling, sensing, and analytical technologies to enable rapid, high-resolution, and cost-effective assessment of rare earth elements (REE) in ore deposits.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing to provide federal funding to the University of Arizona (UA) to design, develop, and implement agrivoltaic treatments that would be implemented at industrial-scale solar facilities.
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.
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.
The Reliable Ore Characterization with Keystone Sensing (ROCKS) program supports small-scale research and development projects to advance cutting-edge technologies in drilling, sensing, and analytical technologies to enable rapid, high-resolution, and cost-effective assessment of rare earth elements (REE) in ore deposits.
Funding will support the project team's small-scale research and development of a cost-effective, electrified method of extracting lithium from low-grade U.S. brines and converting it to battery-grade materials.
The Reliable Ore Characterization with Keystone Sensing (ROCKS) program supports small-scale research and development projects to advance cutting-edge technologies in drilling, sensing, and analytical technologies to enable rapid, high-resolution, and cost-effective assessment of rare earth elements (REE) in ore deposits.