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RaDiUS Database Project Description (updated Aug. 2005) |
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Short Title: |
Carbon Sequestration Roadmapping |
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Award Number: |
ORNLFEAA039 |
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RaDiUS ID: |
46155005737 |
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FY in RaDiUS database: |
2000 |
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Level 1: |
Dept of
Energy |
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Level 2: |
Fossil
Energy Research and Development |
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Level 3: |
Coal
research initiative/Advanced research (previously Coal - Advanced research
& technology dev.) |
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Level 4: |
Technology
crosscut research |
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Budget Authority (in $K): |
$5,945K |
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Total Awards: |
28 |
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Award Type: |
Extramural/Contracts/ |
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Start Date: |
Mar-99 |
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End Date: |
Oct-99 |
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Access/Distribution Restriction: |
Distribution
Unlimited - Unrestricted Access |
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Performer Name: |
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Performer Type: |
NonprofNonEd |
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Performer City: |
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Performer State: |
TN |
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Performer Country: |
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Performer Cong. District: |
3 |
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Performer Contact Name: |
Restricted |
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Performer Contact Phone: |
Restricted |
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Total Award Amount (in $K): |
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Average Annual Funding (in $K): |
$12.5 |
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Average Monthly Funding (in $K): |
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FY Total Amount (in $K): |
$0.9 |
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FY Federal Amount (in $K): |
$0.9 |
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FY Non-Federal Amount (in $K): |
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SBIR Award: |
N |
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Clinical Trial: |
N |
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Award Description: |
TITLE:
Carbon Sequestration Roadmapping :: LONG DESCR: The goal of this Roadmap report is to
identify key areas for research and development, which could lead to an
understanding of the potential for future use of carbon sequestration as a
major tool for managing carbon emissions. Under the leadership of the US
Department of Energy, researchers from universities, industry, and other
government agencies, and DOE national laboratories will be brought together
to develop a conceptual research plan. Although not a fully developed roadmap
in the usual sense (with priorities and research timelines), this report will
develop much of the information needed for such a roadmap. Six
scientific/technical "focus areas" relevant to carbon sequestration
will be explored, and groups of experts in each area will report on the
research and development issues. The focus areas are: 1) Separation and
Capture of CO2 2) Carbon Sequestration in Terrestrial Ecosystems (Soils and
Vegetation) 3) Ocean Sequestration 4) Sequestration of CO2 in Geologic
Formations 5) Advanced Chemical Approaches to Sequestration 6) Advanced
Biological Processes for Sequestration :: KEYWORDS: Technical And Economic Analysis;FOSSIL ENERGY :: |
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