The US Department of Energy (DOE) and Canada 's Natural Resources Canada have opened a 1 MWh facility to explore the use of oxy-fired pressurised fluidized bed combustion (oxy-PFBC) process in capturing CO2 more efficiently and economically from coal-fired power plants and how it can advance commercialisation of carbon capture, utilisation and storage ( CCUS ) in the Canada and Canada . The pilot project has received $13 million from the National Energy Technology Laboratory 's Office of Fossil Energy's advanced combustion programme and is managed by the Office of Fossil Energy's The test plant is an ongoing collaborative project between DOE and NRCan, and its research and development lab, CanmetEnergy. 's CCUS .
The US Department of Energy (DOE) and Canada 's Natural Resources Canada have opened a 1 MWh facility to explore the use of oxy-fired pressurised fluidized bed combustion (oxy-PFBC) process in capturing CO2 more efficiently and economically from coal-fired power plants and how it can advance commercialisation of carbon capture, utilisation and storage ( CCUS ) in the Canada and Canada . The pilot project has received $13 million from the National Energy Technology Laboratory 's Office of Fossil Energy's advanced combustion programme and is managed by the Office of Fossil Energy's 's CCUS .