U.S. Department of Energy
United States of America
Role in Task and related activities
Task 40 Member, works on market development, biomass resource diversity, regional transition in existing bioenergy market, biobased value chain in bioeconomy, BECCS development, and renewable natural gas.
What the world should know about me
Chenlin Li is a Technology Manager at the United States Department of Energy’s Bioenergy Technologies Office. She works within the Feedstock Technologies R&D Program overseeing projects in R&D areas of feedstock production and supply, sustainable energy crops, feedstock preprocessing for conversion, waste streams valorization, and value-added coproducts, in support of the bioeconomy advancement. She is a chemical and environmental engineer by training, and received her PhD from University of Hong Kong, China. Prior to joining the U.S. Department of Energy, she worked in three national labs for over 13 years focusing on feedstock supply, logistics, preprocessing and quality improvement, waste to energy, and various biofuels and biochemical conversion pathways.
Beside her scientific work, she enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and camping.
