Some DOE cuts hit technologies that deserved scrutiny. The wider retreat undermines capabilities needed for an actual energy transition.
Some DOE programs deserve to end. The problem is a budget request that cuts weak hydrogen bets while stripping support from technologies already delivering electrification.
A new compact, containerized energy storage system can store up solar power during the day and deliver it for more than 100 hours at a time, day or night (cropped, courtesy of Noon Energy).
A new compact, containerized energy storage system can store up solar power and deliver it for more than 100 hours at a time, day or night.
New cryo-compression technology gives heavy duty hydrogen vehicles a crack at the commercial transportation market, by increasing energy density and cutting costs.
New cryo-compression technology gives heavy duty hydrogen vehicles a crack at the commercial transportation market, by increasing energy density and cutting costs.
The new EV charging station solution from DC Grid combines DC fast-charging technology with quick and simple no-trench installation.
A new wave of high-performing, fast-charging solid-state EV batteries with ceramic electrolytes is coming into the market, with the Taiwanese firm ProLogium among the leaders.
The US Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) program has been stimulating, funding, and supporting early-stage energy technologies and companies for several years now, since it was formed in 2009 under the Obama administration. From cutting-edge batteries to next-gen solar, ARPA-E aims to be ahead of the curve … [continued]
A new wave of supersized, morphing wind turbines will help cut costs for the US offshore wind industry, if it can survive the next four years.
… And They’re USA’s Only Hope For Competing With China There’s no doubt about it — China is absolutely demolishing the US on the clean technology economy, and the world is a clean technology economy more and more every day and will be for decades to come. China has strong, … [continued]
A plant-based domestic supply chain for nickel-based EV batteries is emerging in the US, and the Department of Energy is here for it.
Image: A brain-like ceramic structure characterizes the new electrolyte for solid-state batteries developed by the US startup Ion Storage Systems in partnership with the ceramics specialist Saint-Gobain of France (courtesy of ISS).
Brain-like, high tech ceramics are in the mix for new solid-state batteries under development with an assist from ARPA-E and DARPA.
