States or a possession of the United States (as such terms are used in section 638), and which utilizes— (A) any power conversion fuel-based technology which captures and sequesters at least 60 percent of the produced carbon oxide, (B) any reactor design licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission which produces electricity through nuclear fission or a fusion chain reaction and which— (i) reduces the high-level radioactive waste or spent nuclear fuel per unit of energy yield, (ii) improves fuel utilization by not less than 20 percent, (iii) decreases core damage frequency or large early release frequency by at least a factor of 10, or (iv) increases thermal efficiency by not less than 20 percent, as compared to existing nuclear commercial technologies, (C) any new technology or new improvement to technology which generates electricity from renewable energy, as defined in section 203(b)(2) of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, and which generates at least a 20-percent increase in the conversion efficiency or a 20-percent increase in the capacity factor of the facility as compared with the commercial technology of the same type as such technology which is considered to be the best of its type in commercial use, (D) technology which the Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Energy, determines would increase the technical resource potential for renewable energy development in the United States by at least 500 terawatt hours per year, or (E) technology which the Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Energy, determines could produce electricity with an emissions rate less than 150g Co2-e per kWh with a 75-percent capacity factor. (2) Denial of double benefit Such term shall not include any facility which has been treated as a qualified facility for purposes of section 45(d), as an advanced nuclear power facility for purposes of section 45J, as a qualified facility for purposes of section 45Q, as energy property for purposes of section 48, as a qualified investment for purposes of section 48A, 48B,