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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Department of Energy (doe), Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Managment Intends to Help Build Off of Prior Doe and Private Industry Investments Across the Critical Materials Supply Chain, From Extraction, Processing, Refining, Manufacturing, and Recycling, as Well as on Investments in Developing Alternative Materials or Manufactured Products With Less Supply Vulnerability. This Funding Opportunity Is Looking to Develop Bench Scale Concepts in the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 2 to 4 Range and to Demonstrate Processes on a Continuous/semicontinuous Bench Scale Before Scaling Up to Pilot Scale, at TRL 6. Fecm Supports Rebuilding the U.s. Leadership Role in the Economically Viable, Environmentally Responsible Extraction, Separation, Processing, Refining, and Recycling of Critical Minerals and Materials (CMM)
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$1.0 Million
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