US Energy Dept. announces billions for projects to cut industrial emissions
By Jack Aylmer (Anchor), Evan Hummel (Producer)
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Click to see story on carbon-pulse.comThe industrial sector in the United States is reportedly responsible for a fourth of the country’s emissions. Now, the Biden administration is spending the largest amount ever on industrial decarbonization projects to fight climate change.
The Department of Energy announced it is putting $6 billion in federal funds toward efforts to eliminate up to 14 million metric tons of industrial pollution annually, the equivalent of taking about 3 million gas-powered vehicles off of the road, according to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.
The funding for the projects reportedly comes from the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The $6 billion will consist of 33 projects across 20 states. The companies involved range from producers of iron, steel, aluminum, concrete, cement and food and beverage.
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For example, one plan involves setting up a zero-carbon aluminum casting plant in West Virginia, using low-emission furnaces that are reportedly powered by hydrogen. The company that was awarded the funding uses aluminum to produce things like cars and planes.
Funding from the Energy Department will also be used for projects like replacing two electric furnaces. This particular project alone is expected to eliminate 1 million tons of greenhouse gases each year.
Another project at a cement plant in Indiana is getting money for an underground carbon capture facility, which will reportedly keep 2 million tons of CO2 from escaping into the Earth’s atmosphere each year.
The Biden administration claims the $6 billion plan will do more than cut emissions, it will also create and support union jobs, giving a charge to U.S. competitiveness.
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The U.S. aluminum industry has fallen behind other countries in recent years. In 2000, the U.S. was reportedly the No. 1 producer of aluminum. Now, it’s reportedly ninth in production of aluminum.
The ultimate goal for the aluminum companies participating in these projects is to shift production to 100% clean energy.
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THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR IN THE U-S IS REPORTEDLY RESPONSIBLE FOR A FOURTH OF THE COUNTRY’S EMISSIONS. NOW, THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IS SPENDING THE LARGEST AMOUNT EVER ON INDUSTRIAL DECARBONIZATION PROJECTS TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ANNOUNCED IT WAS PUTTING SIX-BILLION DOLLARS IN FEDERAL FUNDS TOWARD EFFORTS TO ELIMINATE UP TO 14-MILLION METRIC TONS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ANNUALLY, THE EQUIVALENT OF TAKING AROUND THREE-MILLION GAS-POWERED VEHICLES OFF OF THE ROAD, ACCORDING TO ENERGY SECRETARY JENNIFER GRANHOLM.
SO, HOW ARE THEY PULLING THIS OFF?
THEY’RE GETTING IRON, STEEL, ALUMINUM, FOOD AND BEVERAGE, CONCRETE AND CEMENT FACILITIES ON BOARD WITH THE EFFORT — WITH 33 INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS FUNDED ACROSS 20 STATES.
FOR INSTANCE, ONE PLAN INVOLVES SETTING UP A ZERO-CARBON ALUMINUM CASTING PLANT IN WEST VIRGINIA, USING LOW-EMISSION FURNACES POWERED BY HYDROGEN. THE COMPANY AWARDED THE FUNDING USES ALUMINUM TO PRODUCE THINGS LIKE CARS AND PLANES.
FUNDING WILL ALSO BE USED FOR PROJECTS LIKE REPLACING A BLAST FURNACE AT AN OHIO STEEL COMPANY WITH TWO ELECTRIC FURNACES.THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT ALONE IS EXPECTED TO ELIMINATE ONE MILLION TONS OF GREENHOUSE GASSES, EACH YEAR.
AND A CEMENT PLANT IN INDIANA IS GETTING MONEY FOR AN UNDERGROUND CARBON CAPTURE FACILITY, WHICH WILL REPORTEDLY KEEP 2 MILLION TONS OF C-O-2 FROM ESCAPING INTO THE ATMOSPHERE EACH YEAR.
THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS THE 6 BILLION DOLLAR PLAN WILL DO MORE THAN CUT EMISSIONS — SAYING IT WILL ALSO CREATE AND SUPPORT UNION JOBS AND GIVE A CHARGE TO U-S COMPETITIVENESS.
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US $6bn plan aims to cut pollution from range of plants, from steel to mac and cheese
Click to see story on The GuardianEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Associated Press NewsDepartment of Energy announces largest-ever investment to decarbonize industry
Click to see story on USA TodayEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on abc NewsUS Announces $6 Billion to Clean Up Heavy Manufacturing
Click to see story on BloombergEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Coast ReporterEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Sask TodayEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Flin Flon ReminderEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Rocky Mountain OutlookEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Prince George CitizenJoe Biden wants to make mac and cheese with clean energy
Click to see story on The VergeBiden admin invests $6B to cut carbon from steel, cement — and snacks
Click to see story on Canary MediaUS awards record $6 bln to back industrial emissions reduction projects
Click to see story on ReutersEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on KRDOEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on KIFIBiden administration commits $6B to cut emissions from high-carbon industries
Click to see story on The HillEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on KVIAEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Winnipeg Free PressEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Washington Top NewsEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on WPLGEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on News 4 JAXEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on WKMGEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on San Diego Union TribuneUS awards record $6 bln to back industrial emissions reduction projects
Click to see story on DevdiscourseEnergy Department invests $6B to reduce industrial emissions
Click to see story on Spectrum Local NewsUS awards record $6 billion to back industrial emissions reduction projects
Click to see story on WTVBBiden administration announces $6bn in funding for projects to slash industrial emissions, the largest-ever U.S. investment to decarbonize industry
Click to see story on FortuneWashington to spend $6 billion to reduce emissions…
Click to see story on Le DevoirEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on WRTVBiden administration will use $6 billion in funding to decarbonize the domestic industry to fight climate change in Ohio and West Virginia
Click to see story on WTRFUS Energy Dept. announces billions for projects to cut industrial emissions
Click to see story on Straight Arrow NewsEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on castanet.netEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on therepublic.comWashington dépensera 6 milliards$US pour réduire les émissions polluantes des usines – Le Canada Français
Click to see story on The Canadian PressRight
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Energy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on My Mother LodeEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities
Click to see story on Airdrie City ViewUS awards record $6 bln to back industrial emissions reduction projects
Click to see story on Oil & Gas 360US awards record $6 bln to back industrial emissions reduction projects
Click to see story on The Economic TimesEnergy agency announces $6 billion to slash emissions in industrial facilities – The Morning Sun
Click to see story on Morning SunBiden administration commits $6B to cut emissions from high-carbon industries
Click to see story on europesays.comUSA grants record subsidy of US$ 6 billion to make the industry greener
Click to see story on folha.com.brThe U.S. government allocated six billion dollars to reduce industrial emissions.
Click to see story on 3yonnews.comUS DOE announces $6 bln for annual industrial decarbonisation of 14 Mt « Carbon Pulse
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