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A Message from Brad Crabtree, Assistant Secretary
It’s finally here – the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Carbon Negative Shot Summit is taking place this Wednesday, July 20th. I am very much looking forward to gathering with my DOE colleagues, members of Congress, and leaders across many other agencies and organizations for this first-ever DOE event.
Together, we’ll discuss how carbon dioxide removal will help us meet the nation’s climate goals in a commercially viable, just, and sustainable way. Industry experts will also engage in a variety of panels to dig deeper into topics such as the innovation needed to foster the growth of this emerging industry, environmental and climate justice, and much more. You can view the full agenda and speaker list here.
It's not too late to sign up to join us! As a reminder, registration is required.
I look forward to seeing you at the Summit.
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Sincerely,
Brad Crabtree
Assistant Secretary for the Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management
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See the Full Agenda and Speaker Bios for the Carbon Negative Shot Summit
DOE’s Carbon Negative Shot Summit will tackle the important question of how we can all work together to achieve the Carbon Negative Shot goals. Get the details on why you should attend in our new blog post, and check out the complete list of speakers and the full agenda to see how representatives from environmental and climate justice organizations, tribal nations, industry, academia, and more will inform our discussions and help shape the future of carbon dioxide removal in the United States.
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What's New in Carbon Management
Biden-Harris Administration Launches Programs Worth $2.6 Billion to Slash Carbon Emissions
DOE issued Notices of Intent for two Bipartisan Infrastructure Law programs to advance six carbon capture demonstration projects and expand regional pipeline networks to transport carbon dioxide from sources to centralized locations for permanent geologic storage or conversion to value-added products. DOE also announced the launch of two new tools—the Carbon Matchmaker Tool and the Carbon Management Interactive Diagram—which will help provide the carbon management resources necessary to further DOE’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions as the nation transitions to a clean energy future. Learn More
Learn Why We Need a Domestic Critical Minerals Supply in Our New Infographic
Find out why developing a domestic supply of critical minerals is a national priority in the United States. Download Now
Funding Opportunities Totaling $8 Million Announced for University Training and Research for Decarbonization
DOE’s two funding opportunities totaling $8 million will advance natural gas research coupled to methane mitigation and build new humanities-driven science, technology, engineering, and mathematics curricula at eligible U.S. colleges and universities. This funding will serve programs that educate and train the next generation of engineers and scientists working to advance technologies to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Learn More
DOE Announces Intent to Fund Projects to Reduce Methane Emissions
FECM’s Division of Methane Mitigation Technologies has announced its intent to issue funding for projects that will help to reduce methane emissions across oil and natural gas producing regions of the United States. Funding for research and development toward a leak-tight system supports the domestic goals outlined in the Biden Administration’s U.S. Methane Emissions Reduction Action Plan, which reflects an overall, global goal to cut methane emissions by 30% from 2020 levels by 2030. Read More
Contract Awards Announced for Additional Crude Oil Sales from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
As a part of President Biden’s actions to help protect Americans from Putin’s price hike at the pump, DOE announced that contracts have been awarded for the purchase of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve following a Notice of Sale released on June 14, 2022. Read More
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 NETL Supports Preparations for the Global Clean Energy Action Forum
NETL is supporting a partnership between DOE and Carnegie Mellon University to launch and host the 2022 Global Clean Energy Action Forum on September 21-23, 2022 in Pittsburgh, PA. This event will bring together energy leaders and cabinet-level officials—including industry leaders, innovators, youth, labor, civil society, and others—from more than 30 countries to turn clean energy ambition into action, accelerate the transition toward a more secure energy future, and empower communities and the next generation of the clean energy workforce.
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2022 DOE Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship Program Technical Forum
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