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Carbon Management (Round six of DE-FOA-0002614) is sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM). This funding supports diverse carbon management approaches to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) pollution, including technologies that capture CO2 from industrial and power generation sources or directly from the atmosphere, and transport it for permanent geologic storage or conversio…
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Funding Notice: Carbon Management | Department of Energy Funding Notice: Carbon Management Office: Carbon Management FOA number: DE-FOA-0002614 Download the full funding opportunity: FedConnect Funding Amount : $54. 4 million On August 13, 2024 , U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) announced it will make up to $54.
4 million in additional funding available to advance diverse carbon management approaches that reduce carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) pollution. The funding will support the development of technologies that capture CO 2 from industrial and power generation sources or directly from the atmosphere and transport it either for permanent geologic storage or conversion into valuable products such as fuels and chemicals.
The development of these technologies is crucial to advance the nation’s efforts to address climate change and achieve the Biden-Harris Administration’s goal of net-zero emissions economy-wide by 2050. Eligible applicants include individuals, institutions of higher education, for- and non-profit organizations, state and local governments, and tribal nations.
Round six of this funding opportunity announcement has three areas of interest: AOI-1. Carbon Conversion Technology AOI-1F. Reactive Carbon Capture Approaches for Point Source Capture or Atmospheric Capture with Integrated Conversion to Useful Products AOI-3.
Point Source Carbon Capture Technology AOI-3F. Engineering-Scale Testing of Transformational Carbon Capture Technologies for Natural Gas Combined Cycle (NGCC) Power Plants AOI-3G. Engineering-Scale Testing of Transformational Carbon Capture Technologies in Portable Systems at Industrial Plants AOI-3H-a.
Preliminary Front-End Engineering Design Studies (Pre-FEED) for Carbon Capture Systems at Existing (Retrofit) Domestic NGCC Power Plants AOI-3H-b. Preliminary Front-End Engineering Design Studies (Pre-FEED) for Carbon Capture Systems at Hydrogen Production Facilities Using Coal, Mixed Coal/Biomass, or Natural Gas Feedstock AOI-4. Carbon Transport and Storage AOI-4A.
Enhancing CO2 Transport Infrastructure (ECO2Transport): Pre-FEED Studies for Multimodal CO2 Transfer Facilities DOE expects to make up to 36 awards between $400,000 and $5 million each with a minimum of a 20% cost-sharing from the awardees. *The DOE share listed under the anticipated individual award size is the maximum amount of DOE funding that can be proposed for each Area of Interest.
Applications that propose a DOE share in excess of these limits will not be evaluated. **Applicants may propose cost share in excess of 20% which could result in higher total award values than those stated above.
FOA Issue Date (Round 6): 08/13/2024 Submission Deadline for Full Applications (Round 6): 10/14/2024 at 8:00 PM ET Expected Date for Selection Notifications (Round 6): February 2025 Selectees On October 9, 2024 , the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) announced $29 million for 12 research and development projects to fund two carbon management priorities—the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) into environmentally responsible and economically valuable products and the development of lower-cost, highly efficient technologies to capture CO 2 from industrial sources and power plants for permanent storage or conversion.
Accelerating the development of these technologies will advance the Biden-Harris Administration’s ambitious climate goals of achieving a carbon-neutral power sector by 2035 and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and help establish the foundation for a successful carbon capture, storage, and conversion industry in the United States.
Seven projects selected under this funding opportunity will focus on technologies that utilize CO 2 from sources such as industrial and power generation facilities, as well as from legacy CO 2 emissions captured directly from the atmosphere. Each of these projects will produce value-added products while simultaneously reducing CO 2 emissions: Washington University in St.
Louis Five projects will focus on development and testing of enabling technologies such as engineering and advanced process control approaches to address non-greenhouse gas emissions in the context of carbon capture.
Specifically, these projects will seek to develop technologies that enable scale-up testing and demonstrations of carbon capture systems and assure their responsible deployment: American Air Liquide Inc. University of Kentucky Research Foundation University of Kentucky Research Foundation DATE ROUND SELECTION DETAILS October 9, 2024 Round 5 View detailed list of selected projects April 18, 2024 Round 4 View detailed list of selected projects December 19, 2023 Round 3 View detailed list of selected projects August 9, 2023 Round 2 View detailed list of selected projects August 9, 2023 Round 1 View detailed list of selected projects January 2023 Round 1 View detailed list of selected projects Additional Information Download the full funding opportunity on FedConnect .
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gov and submit questions through FedConnect Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 5) Learn More about Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 5) Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 3) Learn More about Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 3) DOE Invests Over $13 Million for Projects That Capture Carbon Emissions from Industrial Facilities, Power Plants, Air, and Oceans Learn More about DOE Invests Over $13 Million for Projects That Capture Carbon Emissions from Industrial Facilities, Power Plants, Air, and Oceans Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 2) Learn More about Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 2) Additional Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 1) Learn More about Additional Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 1) DOE Invests More Than $130 Million to Lower Nation’s Carbon Pollution Learn More about DOE Invests More Than $130 Million to Lower Nation’s Carbon Pollution Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 1) Learn More about Project Selections for FOA 2614: Carbon Management (Round 1) Last Updated: October 9, 2024
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible applicants include individuals, institutions of higher education, for- and non-profit organizations, state and local governments, and tribal nations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $54.4 million (expected up to 36 awards between $400,000 and $5 million each). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Carbon Management (Round six of DE-FOA-0002614) is funded by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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