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DOE Announces $46M to Explore New Technologies That Convert Carbon and Waste Into Clean Energy

DOE Announces $46M to Explore New Technologies That Convert Carbon and Waste Into Clean Energy

Funding supports 22 projects to convert waste streams and carbon captured from algal systems into biofuel energy, spurring multi-sector decarbonization.

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https://www.energy.gov/articles/doe-announces-46-million-explore-new-technologies-convert-carbon-and-waste-clean-energy

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