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2022 Quarter Four Accomplishments

FY22 Quarter Four Accomplishments

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NETL’s Christina Lopano to Receive Award from the Association for Women Geoscientists

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Research Finds that Some Rock Formations Could “Self-Heal” Fractures in the Presence of CO2

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NETL Releases Updated Map Highlighting Pittsburgh’s Energy Districts

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NETL Explores CO2 Capture Retrofit Costs for Industrial Sources

NETL Work to Detect Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells Nets National Geographic Magazine Recognition

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NETL Research Paper is One of the Most Popular Articles in Materials Advances

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NETL Patents Technology to Obtain Key Data from Ultra-Deep Subsurface Locations

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NETL Researcher Wins R&D 100 Award

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NETL’s Tool for Estimating Geological Environments for CO2 Storage Attracts International Attention

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NETL Explores Sorbent-Based Direct Air Capture Systems for the Removal of Atmospheric CO2

#NETL is supporting an award-winning startup company to help develop a novel power plant technology that can produce clean water from cooling tower plumes

NETL Supports Start-Up’s Technology to Produce Clean Water from Cooling Tower Plumes

PARETO is the Produced Water Optimization Initative

NETL’s PARETO Wins 2022 Meritorious Award for Engineering Innovation

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NETL Recognized for Efforts to Evolve Advanced Vehicle Technologies

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Transformational Carbon Capture Technologies Matured in NETL Collaboration

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NETL, Partners Release Resource on Computational Tools to Complete CO2 Storage Permit Applications

NETL’s Richard Dennis Recognized for Advancing Turbine Technology