1. February 2010 February 8-10, 2009 Program Directors/Managers Session - UTEP Workshop Robert R. Romanosky Advanced Research Technology Manager National Energy Technology Center

2. 2 National Energy Technology Laboratory  Only DOE national lab dedicated to fossil energy – Fossil fuels provide 85% of U.S. energy supply  One lab, three research campuses  1,200 Federal and support-contractor employees  Research encompasses fundamental science through technology demonstration PennsylvaniaWest Virginia Oregon

3. 3 Only government owned & operated DOE national laboratory Dedicated to energy RD&D Fundamental science through demonstrations Unique industry–academia–government collaborations >600 Federal employees and >600 onsite contractors Over 1,300 activities in U.S. and >40 foreign countries with total award value of ~$11B including ~$6B in private sector cost-sharing FY2009 budget $2.6B + $18.9B under 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act + financial management of ~$941M for EE/RE National Energy Technology Laboratory Advancing Energy Options to Fuel our Economy, Strengthen our Security, and Improve our Environment Albany, OR Fairbanks, AK Sugar Land, TX Morgantown, WV Pittsburgh, PA NETL’S 5 FACILITIES

4. 4 M. Lakatos, 03/27/2009 Non-FE $ Million Energy Eff./ Renewable Energy* Office of Electricity Non-DOE Other *NETL also financially manages ~$941M for EERE’s Project Management Center NETL FY 2009 Budget Coal RD&D $409M Non-FE $697M FE Program Support Clean Coal Power Initiative $150M $288M FE Congressionally Directed Projects $44M Oil & Gas RD&D $75M Note: In addition to NETL’s FY 2009 budget of $2.6B, NETL will implement programs valued at $15.5B under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

5. 5 Partners in Innovation and Implementation DOE Offices Technology Developers and Vendors Universities Small Business Other National Laboratories Other Government Agencies Power Industry

6. 6 R. Boyle, 01/06/2009 NETL Mission Areas Project Management Center Strategic Center for Natural Gas and Oil Strategic Center for Coal

7. 7 Innovations for Existing Plants ~$52 Million Gasification ~$63 Million Turbines ~$32 Million Fuel Cells ~$50 Million Sequestration ~$154 Million Fuels ~$25 Million Advanced Research ~$28 Million FutureGen ~$1 Billion (ARRA Funding) Clean Coal Power Initiative ~$800 Million (ARRA) Strategic Center for Coal FY10 Program Components & Funding MFIX simulatio n of pilot scale KBR/So uthern transport gasifier

8. 8 R. Boyle, 02/25/2008 Strategic Center for Natural Gas and Oil Security & Supply Assessing impact & recovery of supply after catastrophic events Domestic Oil & Gas Resource Conservation Making the most of what we have Future Resource Development Ensuring reliable supplies for future generations

9. 9 Electricity Delivery & Energy Reliability Grid modernization Reliable & secure energy supplies Disaster response Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Vehicle technologies Building technologies Industrial technologies Weatherization & state energy programs National Archives & Records Administration Project Management Center Non-Fossil Infrastructure and Energy Activities

10. 10 Fossil Energy Key Material Research Areas USC Boilers/Turbines Advanced Turbines Sensors Oxy-Firing Fuel Cells Gasifier

11. 11 Computational Science at NETL Time fspsnsµsmssksMsGs nm µm mm m km Mm Space National/Global Plant Device Particles Atoms/molecules Molecular Dynamical Simulations Ab initio Calculations Power Plant Simulation Multiphase Flow Computational Fluid Dynamics APECS KMC-CFD

12. 12 Working with NETL Competitive Solicitations (Open, University, Small Business) –Option to waive patent rights to recipients UCR/HBCU Solicitations SBIR/STTR Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs)

13. 13 NETL www.netl.doe.gov www.netl.doe.gov Contact Information Office of Fossil Energy www.fe.doe.gov www.fe.doe.gov Robert R. Romanosky 304-285-4721 Robert.romanosky@netl.doe.gov