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FY20 Quarter Three Accomplishments

FY20 Quarter Three Accomplishments

Performance alloys

Report Shows Adjacent Market Opportunities for DOE’s High Performance Materials Program

Battelle Memorial Institute and Rare Earth Salts recovered a Lanthanum rare earth oxide at a purity of about 90% from domestic coal ash resources.

Acid Digestion and Electrowinning Processes Demonstrate Recovery of Rare Earth Elements from Coal Fly Ash

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Fossil Fuels to Provide Stored Chemical Energy for Clean, Reliable Grid

Learning

NETL Taps Machine Learning to Forge Superior Alloys

Novel Carbon Capture Technology is More than the Sum of its Parts

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NETL Researchers Coauthor Article for Journal’s 50-Year Anniversary Issue

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NETL Analysis Assesses the Resource Adequacy of the ERCOT Region of Texas for the Forthcoming Summer Season

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NETL Goes Virtual for its 2020 Summer Internships

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NETL Engineer Recognized for Outstanding Achievement

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NETL Project to Add Methane Emissions Quantification Capabilities

CO2

New CO2-SCREEN Software Highlights Potential of Residual Oil Zones

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NETL Employees Selected for Pittsburgh Federal Executive Board Awards

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NETL Supported REE Extraction Project Exceeds Expectations

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NETL Partnering in Investigation of Unconventional Reservoirs in Central Appalachia

Acid mine drainage (AMD) samples collected from a site in Pennsylvania. The right flask shows the AMD sludge and the left flask shows the AMD runoff water prior to treatment. Photo courtesy of RTI.

NETL Supports Research Triangle Institute’s Exploration of Nanofiltration REE