On June 2, 2017, the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) announced the availability of Project Peer Review 2017 presentations. The biennial event provides an opportunity for external stakeholders to evaluate rigorously the technical approach, progress, relevance, and overall merit of all the projects in the BETO portfolio. The review was conducted across nine technology areas, including:
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Feedstock Supply and Logistics;
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Advanced Algal Systems;
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Thermochemical Conversion;
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Biochemical Conversion;
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Waste to Energy;
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Analysis and Sustainability;
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Demonstration and Market Transformation;
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Co-Optimization of Fuels and Engines; and
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Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium.
The peer reviewers, which consisted of 47 experienced and knowledgeable bioenergy experts from industry, academia, nonprofit organizations, and government, will provide an assessment of the focus and scope of each technology area, as well as recommendations for strategic direction. The publicly available 2017 Peer Review Final Report will be prepared in time for the Program Management Review on July 13, 2017.
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