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Technoeconomic Analysis for a Low-Carbon Future | Building & Industrial Energy Systems Division Skip to main content Technoeconomic Analysis for a Low-Carbon Future April 6, 2023 Levels of planet-warming carbon dioxide in the air continue to rise. Cutting emissions by moving away from fossil fuels is a priority – but so is removing carbon that’s already been emitted. Of the many emerging technologies on the table, which ones will be most effective, and where? What about costs? What kinds of investments will have the most impact? Scientists at the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Lawrence Berkele

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