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Attachment 3--Statement of project objectives (mod 003) | 2009 | Project; Research; Tasks; Industry; Academic; Public outreach; ISCE; DOE; Department of Energy; Repository; Large Eddy Simulation; LES; ARCHES; Oxy-coal; DQMOM; Power generation; Retrofit; Gasification; Entrained-flow; Radiation modeling; In-situ fuel production; Mercury control | This material is based upon work supported by the Department of Energy under Award Number FC26-08NT0005015. C. Tasks to be performed (Phase 2) |
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Feasibility study on a two stage benefits CO2 sequestration technology for fossil fuel power generation | 2009 | CO2 sequestration technology; fossil fuel power generation; emission and sequestration of green house gas; reducing pollution production | The issue of emission and sequestration of green house gas, especially CO2, becomes very hot and attracts international society to pay attention. The power generation plants firing fossil fuels, which is the biggest polluter in the world, emit huge amount CO2 into atmosphere every day and causes a s... |
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LEED 2009 for healthcare: new construction and major renovations (UUSAC) | 2009 | Healthcare; University of Utah staff | Project checklist categories including: sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor environmental quality, innovation in design, and regional priority credits. |
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Statement of project objectives: Phase 2--clean and secure energy from coal | 2009 | domestic coal resources; clean coal utilization; oxy-coal combustion; coal gasification; chemical looping combustion. | The University of Utah (the Recipient), via their Institute for Clean and Secure Energy (ICSE), shall pursue research to utilize the vast energy stored in our domestic coal resources and do so in a manner that will capture CO2 from combustion from stationary power generation. The research is organiz... |
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Unconventional fuel development in the western United States: Integrated assessment of water resources, carbon, and energy impacts and management strategies | 2009 | unconventional fuels; water resources; carbon; energy impacts; fossil fuels; oil shale; CO2 imprint; CO2 capture and sequestration. | The Western United States contains rich fossil resources including abundant supplies of oil shale that could be used to develop substantial quantities of transportation fuel, enhancing energy security in the United States. Development of these resources poses significant questions regarding water re... |
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