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Find similar grantsCarbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Projects Program is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy. Supports large-scale carbon capture pilot projects that demonstrate transformative technological advances in carbon capture, enabling increased capture efficiency, reduced cost, and improved environmental performance.
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Carbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Projects | Department of Energy Carbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Projects Carbon capture and storage captures carbon dioxide before it enters the atmosphere. Typically, carbon capture equipment is placed at or near the source of emissions, like a power plant or industrial facility. This is known as “point-source” capture.
After the carbon dioxide (CO2) is captured, it is compressed so that it can be transported more easily by pipelines, truck, rail, or ships. The last step is to safely and permanently store the CO2 in geologic formations deep underground. There are rigorous requirements that projects must meet before they can inject and store the CO2.
DOE estimates that reaching our nation’s energy goals will require capturing and storing 400 million to 1. 8 billion tons of CO2 annually by 2050. New carbon capture technologies are emerging from two decades of research and development.
The next step is testing them at larger scales to help attract the capital necessary for their demonstration and deployment. Funding for pilot projects will provide the support needed to test these technologies under relevant conditions in both the power and industrial sectors.
The Carbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Projects Program aims to pilot transformational technologies and prove them out at pilot-to-commercial scale in partnership with industry and communities. These large-scale pilot projects aim to significantly improve the efficiency, effectiveness, costs, emissions reductions, and environmental performance of coal and natural gas use at power and industrial facilities.
Point-Source Carbon Capture Notice of Funding Announcement, $1.
3 Billion, issued December 2024 Read the OCED News Alert announcing the Notice of Funding Opportunity, published December 2024 Download the Notice of Funding Opportunity , issued December 2024 Read the OCED News Alert announcing the Notice of Intent, published September 2024 View the Notice of Intent , issued September 2024 Carbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Program Funding Opportunity Announcement DE-FOA-0002963, $820 million, issued February 2023 Download the Funding Opportunity Announcement , issued February 2023.
View the Request for Information (RFI), issued December 2021. Click here for a full suite of DOE’s 's carbon management programs and opportunities. Read the Carbon Management Liftoff Report .
Watch the Carbon Management Liftoff Webinar . For more information on the Carbon Capture Large-Scale Pilot Program, contact CCpilotsprogram@hq. doe.
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