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2022 Quarter Two Accomplishments

FY22 Quarter Two Accomplishments

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ComTest Produces Superalloys for Efficient, Cleaner Power Plants and More

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Membrane-Based Carbon Capture Technology Milestone Demonstrates NETL’s Tech Development Expertise

NETL tool is being used to monitor the Great Pacific Garbage Patch for cleanup activities.

NETL’s Ocean Current Forecasting Tool Used in Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cleanup Effort

Example and screenshot of CORD datasets used within the “CORD Platform” dashboard web application. The map (top center) displays coal delivery pathways extending from mine (black squares) to power plants (blue triangles and light blue highlighted circles) associated with the Powder River (Basin) coal source region (purple area on map). Datasets are summarized around the map within charts, lists, and graphs accordingly.

NETL Releases New Carbon Ore Resources Database to Support Sustainable Extraction Research

A new report by NETL confirms that it would be technically feasible to produce jet fuel at the Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) by converting natural gas from wells on the property into liquid fuel using a commercially available technology — a step that could build upon the airport’s already successful grid independence initiatives, insulate the airport from fuel disruptions in the marketplace, and provide a path to reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

NETL Confirms Technical Feasibility of Pittsburgh International Airport Gas-to-Fuel Plant for Jet Fuel Production

NETL-Supported REE from Coal Ash Technology Development Attracts New Support from DOD

NETL-Supported REE from Coal Ash Technology Development Attracts New Support from DOD

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GEGR, Cooperative Energy Conduct Commissioning Test of First of Its Kind Transformer

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NETL CCS Report Sees Major Job Growth Potential and No Significant Supply Chain Risks

NETL’s Sofiane Benyahia, Ph.D., has received the Charles W. Pierce Distinguished Alumni Award from the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering.

NETL Senior Researcher Honored by Illinois Institute of Technology

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Fossil Energy’s Role in Accelerating a Clean Affordable Hydrogen Future Outlined in New Report

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NETL Releases Analysis Tool to Advance Commercialization of Solid Oxide Cell Technology

SLED/M provides a visualization of a methane leak at a compressor station

Smart Methane Detection Technology Developed to Significantly Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

#NETL researchers, working closely with experts at @energygov Office of the Chief Information Officer have designed a multi-cloud-based computational solution to complement on-site resources that will accelerate #CleanEnergy research across the agency.

NETL Connecting Researchers with Data Through the Power of Artificial Intelligence