Areas of Offshore Oil & Gas Research
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The Offshore Oil and Gas Research Program is a portfolio of projects that focuses on spill prevention and innovative solutions to solve the challenges associated with geohazard prediction, well control, surface systems and umbilicals, and subsea systems reliability and automation while increasing ultimate recovery of offshore oil and gas resources.
DOE Offshore Oil & Gas Research
How DOE does Business
The Offshore Research Program sponsors research activities in two ways: Cost-Shared Research via public-private partnerships with industry, academia, and private labs; and, at the DOE’s National’ Laboratories, including the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) Research.
- Cost-Shared Research
Fossil Energy partners with a wide range of entities including academia, private sector companies/institutes, and foreign governments to gain a full range of expertise and resources for targeted research and development areas. Information on how to participate in a DOE competitive solicitation can be found at https://netl.doe.gov/business/solicitations.
- National Laboratory Research