Common Fatty Acid Could Yield High Density Energy Storage For Electric Vehicles
An energy storage research team at Georgia Tech has come up with a new capacitor material that rivals certain types of lithium-ion batteries.
Navy (US)
New Solar Energy Project At US Submarine Base Will Be At Or Below Cost Of…
A new solar energy project at US Navy Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia will go into the Navy’s one-gigawatt renewable energy goal.
US Marines Get New Wave Energy Device That Looks Like The Loch Ness Monster
This new wave energy device will be connected to an onshore grid at a US Marine Corps base, making it the first in the US to get third-party validation.
S Is For Solar: Woodsy Owl Joins First-Of-Its-Kind Solar PPA
Woodsy Owl — that is, the National Forest Service — could spark a solar PPA revolution in 500,000 federally owned buildings across the US.
You Can Wear This New Steampunk “Energy Storage Textile,” Thanks To US Navy
US Navy goes steampunk! Naval Academy is collaborating with Drexel University on a new energy storage concept that welds treated yarn with steel wire.
First-Of-Its-Kind Wave Energy Farm For Largest Naval Base In Australia
In a global wave energy first, the Australian Navy will get electricity and zero emission desalination from a wave energy system at its HMAS Stirling base.
1,750 Reasons Not To Ditch Your Old Gasmobile
Proteomic research has uncovered a whopping 1,750 unique proteins in switchgrass, clearing a new path for then development of next generation biofuel.
US Navy Launches Another Salvo At Climate Change Denial
The US Navy has once again used Facebook to link its Task Force Energy to forceful statements on climate change, climate denial, and the urgent need to act.
US Navy Reacts To Blockbuster Rolling Stone Climate Change Story
Check out how the US Navy is reacting to Rolling Stone’s blockbuster new article on climate change deniers and national security.
Laws In Southeast Make It Hard For Military To Go Solar (Part 2 of 2)
Part I of this two-part series asked the question of whether the military should be getting credit for a new solar project that utility Duke Energy is building at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, NC. This post explores why the military finds itself in a situation where it can’t just … [continued]
