Total Funding Available: Total DOE funding for Phase 1 and 2 combined is expected to be limited to the amount appropriated, $1,321,765,000 for large-scale industrial CCS projects and $100,000,000 for innovative concepts for beneficial CO2 use projects, which will be split among all selected Recipients.
Award Information:
View Phase 1 Award Recipients
Key Dates: Applications Due: August 7, 2009
Completion of Phase 2 Activities: September 30, 2015
Program Information: The Department of Energy (DOE) Fossil Energy program is developing a portfolio of technologies that can capture and permanently store greenhouse gases.
Grant Information: DOE's Fossil Energy Program will administer a two-part competitive grant solicitation to fund:
(a) Large-scale industrial CCS projects, to demonstrate advanced technologies that capture and sequester CO2 emissions from industrial sources into underground formations or put to beneficial use.
(b) Innovative concepts for beneficial CO2 use, to demonstrate innovative concepts for beneficial CO2 use Large-scale industrial CCS projects: The objective is to demonstrate advanced technologies that capture and sequester CO2 emissions from industrial sources into underground formations or put to beneficial use. Innovative concepts for beneficial CO2 use: The objective is to demonstrate innovative concepts for beneficial CO2 use, which include, but are not limited to, CO2 mineralization to carbonates directly through conversion of CO2 in flue gas or indirectly through capture of CO2 from air; use of CO2 from power plant or industrial applications to grow algae/biomass; or, conversion of the CO2 to fuels and chemicals.
For More Information: Visit the DOE website for more information on
Carbon Capture and Sequestration
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