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By Tom Reed Unlock the Benefits of Cleaner Manufacturing Join us on November 14th at the Greener Factories Forum, hosted by the Clean Energy Manufacturing initiative. This groundbreaking event is designed to help manufacturing companies like yours find the real green (money!) in greener factory activities. Beyond the global benefits of reduced emissions, waste, and

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By Katie Klaber Last week, the Biden-Harris administration announced an effort to fund $3.46 billion in the U.S. power grid.  These funds will support 58 projects across 44 states for the purpose of improving the reliability of the electric grid.  Additional aspects of the announcement include 35 gigawatts of new renewable energy brough online, investments

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The Clean Energy Manufacturing initiative has showcased the enormity of the supply chain for a diverse set of energy industry segments.  This article will explore the geothermal industry and associated opportunities for manufacturers, including an on-site tour (see below.) Supply Chain Opportunities Geothermal systems are installed in both residential and commercial settings.  Every geothermal system

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In collaboration with project partners, the Clean Energy Manufacturing (CEMfg) initiative has developed a comprehensive self-assessment for small and medium manufacturers in the tri-state region to evaluate the current level of awareness and opportunities available in the clean energy transition. The self-assessment involves two different avenues, supply chain and greener factories, to allow manufacturers to

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By 3R Building Sustainability The clean energy sector and the clean energy transition are in a state of constant development as technology innovations continue to expand. It can be overwhelming to keep up with the changing state of innovations, terms, regulations, and best practices around clean energy in an information heavy environment and our modern,

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By Matt Henderson The Technology + Manufacturing Showcase is an opportunity for manufacturing companies to present new products or solutions to the energy industry and its service providers. Entries will be reviewed by industry leaders and up to six applicants will participate in the showcase at the Appalachian Energy and Innovation Collaborative event on September

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By Katie Klaber It would be an understatement to say that the Clean Energy industry is having its time in the spotlight.  Everywhere we look, there is activity, spurred by a combination of carbon reduction goals, public funding, and a retooling of an industry – energy – that impacts each of us in our everyday

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NETL.DOE.gov – May 22, 2023 The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) and National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) announced up to $45.5 million in funding available to advance carbon dioxide (CO2) capture technologies and help establish the foundation for a successful carbon transport and storage industry in the United

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NETL.DOE.gov – May 30, 2023 To address the data needs of energy system designers and to serve as a baseline for research and development, NETL has carried out a study to characterize the flexibility attributes – both performance and cost – of nine common commercial natural gas-fueled electricity generating units.Read the full article at NETL.DOE.gov

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A team led by NETL researchers recently launched airborne technology at a commercial-scale carbon dioxide (CO2) geologic storage site in Mississippi to complete a first-of-its-kind electromagnetic survey and collect data needed to monitor greenhouse gas sequestered in the subsurface. Read the full article at NETL.DOE.gov

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