The Department of Energy announced in early October the termination of billions of dollars in federal funds to energy projects, including a grant to Northwestern’s Trienens Institute for ...
The Department of Energy is planning to cancel hundreds of additional clean energy grants authorized in the Biden administration, including the five remaining federally funded hydrogen hubs and two ...
Among the rescinded awards are four major carbon capture initiatives tied directly to coal-fired and natural gas–fired power plants. These fall under the $2.537 billion Carbon Capture Demonstrations ...
At least tens of millions of dollars are on the line for big carbon removal projects in Louisiana and Texas. The US Department of Energy appears poised to terminate funding for a pair of large ...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $890 million for three large-scale carbon capture demonstration projects in the power sector. Each project aims to demonstrate integrated carbon ...
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy has announced up to $131 million for research and development focused on carbon capture, utilization and storage projects. Under the new funding ...
The United States is broadly considered the current world leader in carbon management, with enough installed capacity to capture over 20 million metric tons per year (Mtpa)—nearly half of the global ...
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