HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Renewable energy projects to restore mine lands
A plan to repurpose some of the more than one million acres of mine land in the U.S. for clean energy projects is being funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
A concrete use for old wind turbine blades
An Iowa startup is transforming decommissioned wind turbine blades into reusable materials for the concrete and mortar industries.
Listen: Readying the grid for electrification podcast
This podcast considers the upgrades needed to prepare the grid to support expanding electrification trends.
Video: Times Microwave Systems introduces new XtendedFlex 178 high flex coaxial cable
The cable delivers consistent electrical performance during continuous flexure for applications including robotics and industrial automation.
Sodium-ion battery life boosted with CO2-based material
A novel carbon nanotube electrode material derived from carbon dioxide has been demonstrated to enhance the cyclability of sodium-ion batteries.
A powerful new battery platform
Electric vehicle and aviation markets are expected to benefit from a new lithium-ion cell delivering unprecedented energy density.
Dual-rotor motor technology developed for EVs
The radial flux dual-rotor electric motor includes power electronics and can be installed in any vehicle as a central drive or as an in-wheel drive.
Green Energy Season 2023 (April 23-29)
What is there to say about renewable energy that hasn't been said before? Well, a lot, actually.
How do induction motors work?
In this type of AC motor, the rotor’s required electric current for producing torque is generated by electromagnetic induction from the stator windings.
Swarm technology wrangles wind turbine wakes
Significant energy production increases can be realized at wind farms via collective control and advanced analytics.
High-tech adhesives for thin-film solar cells
Made from epoxy resins or acrylates, these adhesives can also provide an effective barrier against humidity.
Internet of energy: Shaping the future of smart grids
The internet of energy is an offshoot of the internet of things that brings the benefits of big data processing, universal computing and machine-to-machine communication to a variety of applications.
Lightweight electric motor delivers big on power density
The power-dense electric motor is designed for high-performance space, aerospace and marine applications.
Lithium-air battery can deliver extended driving range
A new lithium-air battery design could offer much longer driving range compared with available lithium-ion modules.
Video: Nanosensor fingers mercury levels in water
A robotic hand equipped with a triboelectric nanosensor quickly gauges water quality.
A geothermal energy tutorial
As of 2021, global geothermal power generation amounted to 16 GW of capacity.
Double-duty membrane produces power, filters water
The production of treated potable water and electricity coincide with the advent of a new membrane design.
A view of the global energy employment landscape
Emerging trends within the global energy industry over the last year have been surveyed and documented in the 2023 Global Energy Talent Index.
New TNC designs for ultraminiature coax cable
New front mount bulkhead jacks accommodate flexible ultraminiature coax cable types.
Mapping a path to a US offshore wind energy supply chain
A domestic supply chain is required to achieve the national offshore wind target of 30 GW by 2030.