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University of Utah scientist Brian McPherson gets $5 million DOE grant to study CO2 storage

September 11, 2010 /

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University of Utah scientist Brian McPherson was surprised this week when he heard that the U.S. Department of Energy awarded him $5 million.

His project: evaluate rock formations around the West that potentially can serve as underground storage sites for carbon dioxide.

The award was part of $575 million in grants announced by the DOE that are to be used for 22 carbon-capture research-and-development projects in 15 states.

By Steven Oberbeck

The Salt Lake Tribune

Full Story: http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/50260100-79/carbon-storage-mcpherson-doe.html.csp

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