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DOE funds coal-renewable fuel


The Department of Energy will provide $5 million of the $21 million EnerTech Environmental Inc., Atlanta, needs to build a process development facility for up to 100 tons/day to illustrate its SlurryCarb process, which converts organic wastes into E-Fuel, a low-sulfur fuel supplement.

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