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  1. Heat-Sweep Monitoring with Bubbled Water Seismic Imaging

    SBC: Teverra LLC            Topic: C5621a

    In a geothermal reservoir, injected water flows through certain fluid pathways such as natural or induced fractures connecting injection and production wells to harvest the thermal energy from surrounding rocks. The spatial distribution and temporal movement of the fluid in the reservoir is the determining factor of the heat-sweep efficiency. Currently, monitoring of the heat-sweep efficiency is m ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  2. Next Generation Microlayer Annular Co-Extrusion

    SBC: Guill Tool & Engineering Co, Inc.            Topic: C5620c

    Annular extruded plastics are in everything from fuel lines, hoses, pipes, and wires to catheters, medical tubing, and stents and makes up about ? of the $200B extruded plastics market. Extrusion manufacturing is a major processor of the $600B raw plastics industry, which produces 380 million metric tons of material each year. The production of these materials accounts for 4% of oil consumption an ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  3. Development of an Atmospheric Plasma Generator for Nitrogen Fixation in Air

    SBC: AQUANIS, INC.            Topic: C5427b

    Nitric acid (HNO3) is used to produce fertilizers, explosives, nylons, polyurethanes, and a variety of other industrial chemicals. The state-of-the-art manufacturing method uses methane (CH4) as a feedstock for hydrogen and an energy intensive thermal process that emits a large amount of carbon dioxide. A new low-temperature plasma system, which can be driven electrically by a renewable or nuclear ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  4. Nanocomposite Surface Treatment for Significant Cost Saving for Water Conveyance Systems for Powering Non-Powered Dams

    SBC: OCEANIT LABORATORIES INC            Topic: C5418a

    Compared to other electricity sources, hydropower is one of the most affordable, flexible, and reliable ways to generate renewable electricity. Retrofitting Non-Powered Dams (NPDs) for power production has many benefits including more high-paying domestic jobs, economic hub development, environmental benefits, increase in safety to lives and property, and supports the U.S. as the global energy lea ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  5. 07c Geothermal Experiential Learning Tool

    SBC: PATHWAYS UNITED LLC            Topic: C5407c

    Residential energy use is responsible for about 20% of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the U.S. due to the continued use of fossil fuels to heat and cool homes (1-2). In heating-dominated states in the U.S. Northern Tier, heating often is among the largest contributors to the state's carbon footprint (3). Because heating represents about 20% (20 E.J. per year) of the annual primary energy ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  6. Improved Creep Testing Approach for Bentonite EBS, Phase I

    SBC: RESPEC Company, LLC            Topic: C5437a

    Project Description: In the United States, the nuclear reactor contributes 18.7 percent of the nation’s total electricity generation and produces a significant amount of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) and high-level waste. Because SNF is being stored for longer periods than initially envisioned, the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy, Office of Spent Fuel and Waste Science and Technolo ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  7. PowerBox: A Multi-Port Power Conversion System for Remote Communities

    SBC: INNOCIT LLC            Topic: C5406a

    Remote communities including native American tribal communities, native Alaskans living in harsh climates, and communities in underrepresented regions of the country often suffer from the lack of access to a reliable and dependable power grid. This can be due to the lack of infrastructure planning or due to the high frequency of natural disasters and interruptions. Even in some locations with prev ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  8. 07h Virtual Community Trains

    SBC: LABYRINTH SMART MOBILITY INC.            Topic: C5407h

    When access to transit solutions are restricted for part of a community, a division can occur that over time leads to a depressed and disadvanted socioeconomic condition that only worrsens with time. A restriction in transit solutions causes difficulty in accessing resources such as healthy food, medical facilities, education, employment, and more. In order to remedy restricted access to transit, ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  9. Providing Reliable Power to Coastal Communities using Hybrid MHK Systems

    SBC: EMRGY INC            Topic: C5418d

    Coastal communities share close proximity with one of the earth’s most reliable energy sources – moving water – yet they are often plagued with costly and unreliable energy resources due to the underdeveloped nature of commercial kinetic energy conversion. Coastal communities also face rising risks of flood, tropical storm, and other extreme events exacerbated by climate change; the ongoing ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
  10. ALOHA Feedstock for SAF: Assessing Local Organics with a Hawaiian Approach for Feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

    SBC: SIMONPIETRI ENTERPRISES LLC            Topic: C5407a

    Problem being addressed: Urban greenwaste and invasive species are often listed as potential feedstocks for sustainable aviation fuel production, and their supply can be significant in tropical areas with year-round growing seasons, but to date their suitability as a gasification feedstock has rarely been studied and is poorly understood. In Hawaii, these greenwaste streams can have strong communi ...

    SBIR Phase I 2022 Department of Energy
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