Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

Joe Cresko; Edward Rightor; Alberta Carpenter; Kathryn Peretti; Neal Elliott; Sachin Nimbalkar; William Morrow III; Ali Hasanbeigi; Bruce Hedman; Sarang Supekar; Colin McMillan; Andrew Hoffmeister; Andrew Whitlock; Tsislile Igogo; Julien Walzberg; Cheryl D'Alessandro; Sharon Andersen; Swaroop Atnoorkar; Shubhankar Upsani; Phyllis King; Jodi Grgich; Leslie Ovard; Rachel Foist; Alison Conner; Mike Meshek; Alfred Hicks; Caroline Dollinger; Heather Liddell

Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

Joe Cresko, Edward Rightor, Alberta Carpenter, Kathryn Peretti, Neal Elliott, Sachin Nimbalkar, William Morrow III, Ali Hasanbeigi, Bruce Hedman, Sarang Supekar, Colin McMillan, Andrew Hoffmeister, Andrew Whitlock, Tsislile Igogo, Julien Walzberg, Cheryl D'Alessandro, Sharon Andersen, Swaroop Atnoorkar, Shubhankar Upsani, Phyllis KingJodi Grgich, Leslie Ovard, Rachel Foist, Alison Conner, Mike Meshek, Alfred Hicks, Caroline Dollinger, Heather Liddell

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Abstract

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) "Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap" identifies four key pathways to reduce industrial emissions through innovation in American manufacturing. The roadmap presents an agenda for government, industry, and other stakeholder to work together to accelerate emissions reductions and position the U.S. industrial sector as a global leader in innovation. DOE is committed to decarbonizing the nation's industrial sector to create good-paying jobs for American workers, spur economic growth, and create a cleaner, more equitable future for all Americans.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	241
State	Published - 2022

NREL Publication Number

NREL/TP-6A20-77614

Other Report Number

DOE/EE-2635

Keywords

carbon reduction
cement manufacturing
chemical manufacturing
decarbonization
food and beverage manufacturing
GHG emissions
industrial
iron and steel manufacturing
petroleum refining

UN SDGs

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Cresko, J., Rightor, E., Carpenter, A., Peretti, K., Elliott, N., Nimbalkar, S., Morrow III, W., Hasanbeigi, A., Hedman, B., Supekar, S., McMillan, C., Hoffmeister, A., Whitlock, A., Igogo, T., Walzberg, J., D'Alessandro, C., Andersen, S., Atnoorkar, S., Upsani, S., ... Liddell, H. (2022). Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). https://www.energy.gov/eere/doe-industrial-decarbonization-roadmap

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