DOE Cancels $3.7 billion for Emission Reduction Projects

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The Department of Energy cancelled $3.7 billion for emerging energy technology contracts that were issued by the Biden administration.

Projects included carbon capture, climate-friendly cement production,  greener furnaces for glass and pipe companies, and emissions reductions at various factories.

DOE declared the projects “failed to advance the energy needs of the American people.” It also said the projects were not economically viable, without explanation of how it calculated viability.

The terminated contracts were with:

  • American Cast Iron Pipe
  • Brimstone Energy (cement)
  • Calpine Texas CCUS Holdings (carbon capture)
  • Diageo Americas Supply
  • Eastman Chemical (molecular recycling facility)
  • Exxon (hydrogen crackers)
  • Gallo Glass
  • Heidelberg Materials US (cement)
  • Kohler
  • Kraft Heinz Food (zero GHG food processing)
  • Libbey Glass
  • National Cement Company of California (cement)
  • Nevada Gold Mines
  • Nippon Dynaware Packaging
  • Orsted Star P2X
  • Owens-Brockway Glass Container
  • PPL Corporation
  • Research Triangle Institute
  • Skyven Technologies
  • Sublime Systems (cement)
  • Sutter CCUS
  • TDA Research
  • Technip
  • United States Pipe and Foundry

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