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|OrgSponsor=Bioenergy Technologies Office | |OrgSponsor=Bioenergy Technologies Office | ||
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'''Chemical Catalysis for Bioenergy Consortium''' (ChemCatBio) is a Department of Energy initiative led by the Bioenergy Technologies Office that unites nine national laboratories across the United States to develop catalytic technologies, advancing over 50 projects to convert biomass and waste into sustainable fuels and chemicals, impacting more than 2,000 researchers and stakeholders as of 2025. Launched in 2016 with a $40 million investment, ChemCatBio has accelerated catalyst R&D cycles, deploying tools like the Catalyst Property Database (CPD) and CatCost, with 2025 efforts enhancing post-Hurricane Helene bioenergy resilience through innovations like Mo2C catalysts for scalable pyrolysis and supporting decarbonization goals across all 50 states. | '''Chemical Catalysis for Bioenergy Consortium''' (ChemCatBio) is a Department of Energy initiative led by the Bioenergy Technologies Office that unites nine national laboratories across the United States to develop catalytic technologies, advancing over 50 projects to convert biomass and waste into sustainable fuels and chemicals, impacting more than 2,000 researchers and stakeholders as of 2025. Launched in 2016 with a $40 million investment, ChemCatBio has accelerated catalyst R&D cycles, deploying tools like the Catalyst Property Database (CPD) and CatCost, with 2025 efforts enhancing post-Hurricane Helene bioenergy resilience through innovations like Mo2C catalysts for scalable pyrolysis and supporting decarbonization goals across all 50 states. | ||
{{ | {{Official URL (simple)|url=https://www.chemcatbio.org/}} | ||
==Goals== | ==Goals== | ||
* Accelerate catalyst and process development for bioenergy production.< | * Accelerate catalyst and process development for bioenergy production.<ref>"ChemCatBio Overview," Chemical Catalysis for Bioenergy Consortium, https://www.chemcatbio.org/, accessed February 22, 2025.</ref> | ||
* Enable commercialization of renewable fuels and chemicals from biomass. | * Enable commercialization of renewable fuels and chemicals from biomass. | ||
* Enhance energy security and decarbonization through catalytic innovation. | * Enhance energy security and decarbonization through catalytic innovation. | ||
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==Implementation== | ==Implementation== | ||
The program was implemented through integrated R&D across catalyst discovery, scale-up, and process development, deploying tools like CPD and CatCost at nine DOE labs.< | The program was implemented through integrated R&D across catalyst discovery, scale-up, and process development, deploying tools like CPD and CatCost at nine DOE labs.<ref>"ChemCatBio Research," Chemical Catalysis for Bioenergy Consortium, https://www.chemcatbio.org/, accessed February 22, 2025.</ref> It operates continuously with no end date, impacting bioenergy production across all 50 states, with 2025 efforts enhancing post-Helene resilience via Mo2C pyrolysis catalysts and stakeholder collaboration. | ||
==Related== | ==Related== | ||
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[[Category:Programs and initiatives]] | [[Category:Programs and initiatives]] | ||
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[[Category:Department of Energy]] | [[Category:Department of Energy]] | ||