DOE announces $41 million for technologies to expand the use of renewable power
DOE Announces $41 Million for Technologies to Expand the Use of Renewable Power : Groundbreaking Chemical Reactor Systems Would Enable Industrial Decarbonization Through Deployment of Cost-Effective, Renewable Energy Resources WASHINGTON, D.C. —The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced $41 million for 14 projects to develop technologies, Renewables-to-Liquids (RtL), for harnessing renewable energy sources like wind and solar to produce liquids for sustainable fuels or chemicals that can be transported and stored as easily as carbon-intensive liquids like gasoline or oil. Renewable energy resources are often not co-located with the current U.S. power grid, and by enabling the transportation of sustainable fuels the selected projects can reduce interconnection barriers while helping cut emissions from hard to decarbonize industrial sectors. “With today’s announcement, the Department of Energy charges forward on its mission of finding and elevating new techn...