| Praxair, 11 others selected for DOE funding |
WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 2, 2009) — The U.S. Department of Energy says 12 companies have been chosen to receive $21.6 million in funding for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects. Foundation member Praxair, along with partners BP, Denbury, and the Gulf Coast Carbon Center, will receive $1.7 million. more
 Click here to view press release from DOE
 Click here to view Secretary Chu's letter on CCS
Secretary Chu announces $55 million award for CO2 capture on existing plants |
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| Foundation salutes legislative victories |
AUSTIN, Texas (June 2, 2009) — The Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas is proud to announce sweeping legislation designed to ensure that the state remains a leader in next-generation clean coal technology. more...
Click here to download CCTFT press release
Click here to view press release from ACCCE
Click here to download press release from Tenaska |
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| Hydrogen Energy Awarded $308M for California Project |
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 1, 2009) — Foundation member Hydrogen Energy International LLC has been awarded $308 million to advance its California Project, located in Kern County near Bakersfield, CA. The prize money was made possible by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and part of the Clean Coal Power Initiative.
Click here to learn more about the prize (DOE press release)
Click here to learn more about HEI's California Project |
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| Trailblazer the Latest Stop on "Factuality Tour" |
Foundation member ACCCE has been hitting the road this summer, in search of real clean coal technologies underway. The group's "Facutality Tour" recently paid a visit to Omaha, home of fellow Foundation member Tenaska.
In their fourth stop across America, the group chatted wih Tenaska's Greg Kunkel about their planned Trailblazer Energy Center in Sweetwater, Texas.
Click here to watch the video
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| About the Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas |
The Foundation supports the work of the Governor's Clean Coal Technology Council of Texas — both with a mission to promote the use and development of new technologies that will encourage the continued improvements in air emissions from Texas power producers.
The Foundation compiles state and federal data on air emissions, develops annual reports and regularly hosts conferences designed to bring industry, academia and state leadership . . . fostering collaborative efforts to encourage new technology.
The Foundation's mission is to maintain reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible coal-fueled electric generation in the diverse portfolio of energy sources for Texas. |
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