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Appendix B: Disclosure of Unavoidable Conflicts of Interest
Pages 431-433

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... The National Academies have concluded that the committee must include a member with current industry experience in managing the link between the commercial sources of the carbon dioxide -- including the processes for capturing the carbon dioxide and the costs and quality of the carbon dioxide obtained -- and the current and emerging markets for this carbon dioxide, including the quality requirements, the cost requirements, and the potential quantities that might be utilized. As described in her biographical summary, Ms.
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From page 432...
... Powell has a conflict of interest in relation to his service on the Committee on Carbon Utilization Infrastructure, Markets, Research and Development because of his stock in Shell plc. The National Academies have concluded that the committee must include a member with recent experience and expertise in the chemical fuels industry with an understanding of the industrial and process engineering involved in producing such fuels and potentially adapting existing infrastructure for utilizing captured carbon dioxide in products.
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... The National Academies have concluded that, to conduct an evaluation of barriers to commercializing biological carbon dioxide utilization processes, it is essential to have a committee member with current experience and knowledge translating research into commercially viable technologies for the unique infrastructure and scale-up requirements of biological-based systems. As his biographical summary makes clear, Dr.
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