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DOE lab publishes wellbore data for carbon sequestration ventures

The platform’s analytics are intended to give researchers a better understanding of the age, total vertical depth and status of wells across the country.

NETL-developed device detects cobalt in coal byproducts, a potential boon for EVs

Being able to use U.S. coal byproducts as a source for cobalt could put the nation in a better position to address geopolitical competition.

DOE seeds carbon capture tech deployment with $4.9b in funding

The funding supports three programs to demonstrate and deploy carbon capture systems, along with carbon transport and storage infrastructure.

Which hydrogen production method is lowest cost?

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) released new report findings on the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) and CO2 life cycle emissions of select hydrogen production plants.

DOE work leads to superalloys that stand up to power plant cycling

A six-year project backed by the U.S. Department of Energy and involving Energy Industries of Ohio Inc. and other partners has led to the manufacture of commercial-scale nickel superalloy components that are needed to enable higher-efficiency thermal power plants. The Advanced Ultra-Supercritical (AUSC) Component Testing (ComTest) Project aimed to fabricate full commercial-scale components to enable plants to operate with greater efficiency

Report highlights challenges for clean hydrogen future

Clean Hydrogen production and use must increase by 50-fold, from 10 million tons per year to more than 500 million tons per year by 2050, if U.S. decarbonization goals are to be met.