Through decades of advanced research, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Carbon Storage Program, implemented by NETL, has steadily helped move carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) toward commercialization. In-house carbon storage research in technology areas like wellbore integrity and mitigation; storage complex efficiency and security; and monitoring, verification, accounting and assessment have built a strong science-based foundation for CCUS. These lab- and pilot-scale efforts have advanced technologies to the point where individual companies, utilities and other business entities can design, manufacture and build the equipment and instrumentation needed to implement or commercialize the process.
the US Department of Energy ( DoE)﻿ , receives its latest round of carbon capture research funded by the National Energy Technology Programme ( NETL ) , that will support five new projects to speed up ﻿the commercialisation of carbon capture and storage ( CCS ) technology . The new ﻿projects will advance water recovery technologies , which﻿﻿ collect﻿ clean water from carbon capture technology , whilst also reducing carbon emissions .