Electrical

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Data dashboard drives commercial fleet decarbonization

    The online platform was developed to help vehicle designers and fleet operators better understand the range of emerging decarbonization options.

  • Aluminum-ion batteries: Are they the post-lithium power option?

    The aluminum-ion battery is poised to supplant lithium-ion technology because of its potential to change the way energy is stored.

  • Fast charging battery broadens EV range

    Fast charging and extended range are in store for electric vehicles (EVs) with new lithium-silicon battery cells developed by Ionblox.

  • Cargo ship to cruise with WindWings

    These solid wing sails offer up to a 30% average fuel reduction for bulk carriers, tankers and other large shipping vessels on global routes by combining wind propulsion with route optimization.

  • Forecasting North America’s renewable energy future

    The U.S. and Canada are projected to invest $12 trillion on grid capacity and renewables by 2050.

  • Action needed to tackle clean energy transition gridlock

    Action is needed to improve and expand the world’s electricity grids to address climate change and ensure reliable supplies of electricity.

  • US Boiler Company introduces the Ambient Electric Boiler

    The ultra-compact, wall-hung boiler is designed for residential customers looking to modernize and electrify their hydronic heating systems.

  • College teams compete in the Solar Decathlon

    The 105 Solar Decathlon 2024 Design Challenge teams represent 93 collegiate institutions from 29 states and 18 countries.

  • Flexibility of combined heat and power plants

    These state-of-the-art facilities are very energy efficient and environmentally friendly since they not only create power but also utilize waste heat.

  • This tape lengthens battery life

    Use of this tape in lithium-ion batteries could slow battery degradation and reduce the amount of self-discharge in electronic devices.

  • Going Nuclear (December 3-9)

    New technologies are emerging that aim to make nuclear power more economical, safer and less contaminating, and overall a larger part of the energy mix forecast.

  • A liquid approach to leveraging low-level winds

    The technique enables harvesting low-speed wind energy by use of anchored ionic droplets.

  • Preventing failures in offshore wind power cable installations

    A new code of practice is intended to improve installation of underwater power cables in offshore wind systems.

  • New strategy streamlines car battery recycling

    The electric vehicle battery cathode recycling process is less energy-intensive and uses less hazardous chemicals than current methods.

  • Wastewater bacteria bioengineered to produce power

    The potential for bacteria to generate electricity becomes more powerful with a bioengineering advance applied to Escherichia coli.

  • Make your EV battery pack safer

    Listen to learn about battery and EV adhesive solutions from Ellsworth Adhesives featuring H.B. Fuller.

  • Paving the way for sustainable transportation and design breakthroughs

    Explore sustainable e-mobility with TE Connectivity, diving into home charger technology for eco-friendly transportation solutions.

  • These permanent magnets eschew rare Earths

    This permanent magnet with automotive-grade power is entirely free from critical materials, including rare or heavy rare Earth minerals.

  • A new TWIST for nuclear reactor testing

    The TWIST specialized experiment holder can be loaded into the U.S. Idaho National Laboratory's Transient Reactor Test (TREAT) Facility.

  • Electric eels spark droplet battery design

    The droplet battery uses internal ion gradients to generate power in a mechanism inspired by the way that electric eels produce electricity.

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