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The US Department of Energy (DOE) has launched a national secure data center dedicated to the independent analysis of advanced hydrogen and fuel cell technologies at the Energy Department’s Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) located at NREL in Golden, Colorado.
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million of a $23-million grant to complete construction of a demonstration scale biomass gasifier at Rentech’s Energy Technology Center (RETC) in Colorado, and to integrate and operate it with Rentech’s Product Demonstration Unit (PDU) for the production of renewable synthetic fuels from biomass. Rentech, Inc. and ClearFuels Technology Inc.
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