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Researchers Find Theoretical Design Could Be Most Affordable Way To Turn Salty Waters Into Clean Drinking Water
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Researchers Find Theoretical Design Could Be Most Affordable Way To Turn Salty Waters Into Clean Drinking Water
"Green technologies are awesome, but as we are working to scale them up to an incredible magnitude, it makes sense to take a close...
In a new comprehensive literature review, researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) discovered that alternatives to recycling may...
With Strategic Partnerships, NREL’s Bid for Intelligent, Self-Organizing Energy Systems Spreads Outside the Lab. What started as a vision paper and skillful controls for power flow is now...
The Power Electronic Grid Interface (PEGI) Platform at NREL Will Move Power Grid Innovations Rapidly From Prototype to the Field As the electrical grid...
From River-Powered Villages to Hydropower Regulations, NREL Projects Earn Spotlight in Water Power Technologies, WPTO, Office 2020–2021 Accomplishments Report This year, several of the...
For Women’s History Month, Let’s Celebrate the Powerful Women of Water Power Again This article is the second of two in a Women’s History Month series...
NREL’s Marine Energy Team Lead Believes 2022 Will Be Defined By Collaboration With Current and Future Industry Leaders Mike Lawson leads the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s...
Research Effort by NREL and Xerox PARC Offers Predictions for 2050. It Suggests New Technologies are Needed: Controlling Humidity on Greenhouse Gas
A First-Ever Approach to Municipally Owned Floating Solar Emerges in Upstate New York Two city employees of Cohoes, New York, were brainstorming how to...
Three NREL Teams Win Prestigious REMADE Awards To Remake Recycling, Manufacturing, and More
