Electrical

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Standards proposed to fortify grid reliability

    Recent actions taken by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to protect the reliability of the U.S. bulk power system target inverter-based resources.

  • Utility shows a ‘soft spot’ for wind farm foundations

    The foundations engineered to increase structural stability, reduce construction and materials costs and improve environmental sustainability.

  • Video: Wave energy system delivers powerful field test results

    A prototype wave energy generator developed by AWS Ocean Energy has delivered excellent power generation performance during ocean-based testing.

  • Fusion ignition lauded at LLNL

    Researchers report the first fusion reaction in a laboratory setting that actually produced more energy than it took to start the reaction.

  • Video: Project Symphony orchestrates virtual power system in Australia

    More than 300 customers and more than 650 customer-owned distributed energy resources are participating in Project Symphony.

  • New smart bandage monitors as it heals

    If the wound isn’t healing or an infection is detected by the bandage, sensors alert a central processing unit, which responds by applying increased electrical stimulation across the wound, thereby accelerating tissue closure and reducing infection.

  • New technique for printing circuits on curved surfaces

    The new technique doesn’t require binding agents and can print on curvilinear surfaces.

  • US says hello to HALEU

    A new project will demonstrate the ability to produce high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) in the U.S. to support advanced reactor deployment.

  • A sticky solution to producing power with double-sided tape

    A small-scale energy harvester is fabricated with conventional double-sided tape and a metalized polyester film.

  • Satellite signals inform water level sensor

    The sensor sports an antenna connected to a Raspberry Pi microcomputer and continuously receives GPS and Global Navigation Satellite System signals to measure river water levels.

  • Components Express receives UL listing for new line of standard M12 cable assemblies

    The new UL-listed M12 cable assemblies come in standard lengths up to 15 m, with a variety of male-female and flying lead connector combinations on either end.

  • Wind turbine materials branch out

    Wood is the root of a new design path for sustainable wind turbine rotor blades.

  • Top industrial GHG emitters in the US

    U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions rose by 4.1% from major industrial sources in 2021 relative to 2020, with power plants identified as the major contributors.

  • Video: New life for old e-chains with expanded recycling program

    A new online platform now supports the recycling of e-chains as well as other technical plastic waste.

  • Increase access point capacity with Wi-Fi 6 capable flexible cable assemblies

    The assembly is designed on a flexible cable type that offers good thermal resistance and is ideal for tight spaces.

  • Highly efficient magnet-free electric motor

    Will magnet-free motors revolutionize the EV industry?

  • Biggest battery storage system in Europe now online

    The system can provide electricity for about 300,000 homes for two hours, thanks to the output of a Tesla two-hour Megapack system.

  • Solar cell efficiency chart goes interactive

    The chart contains information on a range of different photovoltaic cell technologies and their evolution over the last 50 years.

  • Device deters overfishing of sharks, stingrays

    Fishtek Marine, a team of conservation of engineers, has developed SharkGuard, a device that produces a short-range 3D-pulsed electric field that discourages sharks from baited hooks.

  • Video: Heat battery to reduce fossil fuel reliance and emissions

    Fossil fuel-generated heat can be replaced with a simple standalone thermal energy storage that transforms surplus electricity from solar or wind farms into heat.

  • Advertisement
    Advertisement