Feds Give Penn State $20M to Lead Fossil Fuel Research Effort

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LuciferThe U.S. Dept. of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) selected Penn State University to lead a consortium of nine universities in all that will study fossil fuel technologies for the next six years. NETL is giving Penn State $20 million of your money (i.e. taxpayer's money) "to accelerate the development and deployment of fossil fuel-based technologies." We can certainly think of worse uses for the money. Penn State will lead the Lucky University CoalItion for Fossil Energy Research (LUCiFER). Uh no! That's not right! Let's try it again: Penn State will lead the University Coalition for Fossil Energy Research (UCFER). There, that's it! Here's what the feds said, and what Penn State said, about the new grant and the new UCFER coalition...

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