In drafting the Senate Interior Appropriations bill, my staff and I consulted with the Department of Energy to ensure the amount provided in the bill would fully support the fiscal year needs of the ITM syngas membrane technology the Senator just described.
Discussing the Senate Interior Appropriations bill and its support for ITM syngas membrane technology.
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