SMU Lands $19.3 Million Grant From DOE to Build World’s First Synthetic Mine in Texas
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Southern Methodist University has been selected to receive $19.3 million, pending award negotiations, from the U.S. Department of Energy to build the world’s first synthetic mine in Navasota. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced the project as part of a broader $73 million federal push under the “Mine of the Future” initiative to establish domestic … Continued The post SMU Lands $19.3 Million Grant From DOE to Build World’s First Synthetic Mine in Texas appeared first on D Magazine.
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