DOE Science Showcase - Clean Coal

DOE continues to play a leadership role in the development of clean coal technologies with a focus on carbon capture and storage as a critical component to an energy-rich, environmentally sound energy economy. The Clean Coal Research Program – administered by DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy and implemented by the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) – is designed to enhance our energy security and reduce environmental concerns over the future use of coal by developing a portfolio of cutting-edge clean coal technologies. This Clean Coal Research Program is addressing the key challenges that confront the development and deployment of clean coal technologies through research on cost-effective carbon-dioxide capture technologies; monitoring, verification, and accounting technologies to ensure permanent CO2 storage; and development of advanced energy systems. These activities will help allow coal to remain a strategic fuel for the nation while enhancing environmental protection. 

  

Additional information about this important research can be found in the resources and related links below. 

  

 

Coal Research
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Related Research Information in DOE Databases

 
   
 
  • DOE PAGESBeta –  journal articles and accepted manuscripts resulting from DOE funding.
   
 
  • SciTech Connect – reports from DOE science, technology and engineering programs. 
   
 
  • DOepatents – a central collection of DOE patent information. 
   
 
   
 
  • Science.gov – search results from U.S. federal science agencies. 
 

 

 
   
  For additional information, see the OSTI Catalogue of Collections.

 

Additional Resources 

 

 

 Visit the Science Showcase Archive.

 

 
Last updated on Thursday 05 February 2015