HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Toyota to assemble fuel cell modules at Kentucky plant in 2023
The fuel cell modules bring Toyota's electrification strategy further into focus.
New standard optimizes wind power system design for seismic conditions
Developed with industry collaboration, the recommended practice increases transparency and reduces wind turbine design uncertainty in emerging markets.
New cable management options for solar power systems
The integrated grounding equipment can serve as the grounding electrode conductor and equipment grounding conductor.
Fundamentals of carbon capture
Different approaches to carbon capture and storage can play a critical role in mitigating carbon dioxide emissions from fossil-fuel power plants.
The road to artificial photosynthesis
Artificial photosynthesis is being pursued as a promising source of sustainable energy.
Winds, earthquakes and wind turbine performance
How do wind turbines respond to combined wind and seismic loads?
Update: SAE International recommended practice for electric and hybrid electric vehicle safe battery testing
Recommendations cover abuse testing of vehicle rechargeable energy storage systems.
Video: Education program to support US green energy workforce
Education opportunities for Sunrun employees include a first-of-its-kind electrician apprenticeship program.
Lovato Electric designs and manufactures low voltage electrical devices for industrial applications
For 100 years, Lovato Electric has been designing and manufacturing low voltage electrical devices for industrial applications.
First fossil fuel-free steel delivered to Volvo Group
The steel was produced from iron reduced using 100% hydrogen instead of coal and coke.
Lithium-ion battery modules for electric transport applications
The modules are designed to support up to 800 A in continuous current and voltages up to 1,200 V.
Video: Low cost iron-air batteries promise long-duration energy dispatch
The batteries store up to 100 hours of energy at one-tenth the cost of lithium-ion systems.
Watch how sweat powers this wearable battery
Human sweat is the electrolyte powering a soft, stretchable battery composed of non-toxic, sustainable materials.
Video: Access the archives of a nuclear physics pioneer
The papers and files of this nuclear technology pioneer and Manhattan Project physicist have been digitized and can be accessed by the public.
Video: Speed inspections, cut costs with wind turbine bolt tension measuring device
Accurate to better than 5%, the tool offers a superior advantage compared to traditional torque-and-tension methods.
Opportunities for new US pumped storage development
Challenges and solutions to accelerate development of this grid-balancing solution are identified.
Fuel cells cut wellhead methane emissions
The units are engineered to generate power in remote environments and to reduce methane emissions to effectively zero.
Global network uses artificial intelligence to protect power generation and energy storage assets
Connected software and services monitor and provide early warning of impending issues or needed corrective action to avoid unit trips or load reductions.
A step closer to fusion ignition
Recent experiments are reported to have triggered ignition for the first time at the National Ignition Facility at U.S. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
World’s largest solar battery nears completion
The facility will have the capacity to deliver 900 MWh of energy.