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Improved Lining Material for Gasifiers Could Lead to Wider Commercialization of Clean and Efficient Energy Technology //
A new improved-performance refractory lining material developed by NETL has been successfully tested and could lead to greatly increased reliability and economics of gasification technology as a clean and efficient process.  Read More!
Announcement Made on FOA DE-FOA0000099, “Recovery Act – Building America Energy Efficient Housing Partnerships”
Building Technology Funds To Be Restructured To Support “Recovery Through Retrofit” Initiative
 
Worldwide Carbon Capture and Storage Projects on the Increase
Worldwide efforts to fund and establish CCS projects have accelerated, according to a new DOE online database, indicating ongoing positive momentum toward achieving the G-8 goal for launching 20 CCS demonstrations by 2010.
 
DOE Targets Rural Indiana Geologic Formation for CO2 Storage Field Test
A U.S. Department of Energy team of regional partners has begun injecting 8,000 tons of carbon dioxide to evaluate the carbon storage and enhanced oil recovery potential of the Mississippian-aged Clore Formation in Posey County, Ind.
 
DOE Announces the Availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Kemper County IGCC Project
The draft environmental impact statement (EIS) analyzes the potential environmental impacts associated with the construction and operation of a project proposed by Southern Company, through its affiliate Mississippi Power Company to demonstrate Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) technology using lignite coal as a feedstock for a new electricity generating plant at a site in Kemper County, Mississippi. DOE invites the public to comment on the Draft EIS during the public comment period, which ends December 21, 2009.
 

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