Avoiding the Coming Apocalypse: NREL’s Vision for Strategic Piloting and Enabling the Deployment of Bioenergy Technologies

David Robichaud; Robert Baldwin; Thomas Foust

Avoiding the Coming Apocalypse: NREL’s Vision for Strategic Piloting and Enabling the Deployment of Bioenergy Technologies

David Robichaud
, Robert Baldwin
, Thomas Foust

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There exists a potentially bleak picture for the future of bioenergy unless the gap in CRO/CMO technology scale-up and piloting capacity for biomass, and for that matter any renewable or waste carbon source, is addressed soon. Piloting at the national laboratories is one avenue to close the gap. NREL’s vision of marrying strategic piloting with process science and engineering is one part of the critical path to preventing the “coming apocalypse” and supporting the deployment of bioenergy technologies.

Original language	American English
Journal	Biofuels Digest
State	Published - 2021

NLR Publication Number

NREL/JA-2800-80251

Keywords

catalytic upgrading
cell-free biology
electrolytic carbon capture and utilization
electrons to molecules

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