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Energy Awards $70 Million to Boost Supercomputer-Powered Earth Modeling System

Energy Awards $70 Million to Boost Supercomputer-Powered Earth Modeling System

Funding for seven projects will help improve the agency’s Energy Exascale Earth System Model that uses supercomputers to simulate climate change’s impact.

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https://www.nextgov.com/emerging-tech/2022/09/energy-awards-70-million-boost-supercomputer-powered-earth-modeling-system/376585/

DOE Issues RFI Looking for Input on Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnership Program
DOE Announces $46M to Explore New Technologies That Convert Carbon and Waste Into Clean Energy

Biden-Harris Administration Launches New Large-Scale Water Recycling Program

Biden Announces New Standards and Progress for a Made-in-America National Network of EV Chargers

US Department of Energy Invests $3.5 billion in Carbon Capture Initiatives

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