Growing the Geothermal Energy Workforce — 1st Cohort in US DOE’s INTERN Program
U.S. Department of Energy and National Science Foundation Announce First Cohort in the INTERN Program to Support Growth of the Geothermal Energy Workforce
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Le Chatelier’s Principle Sparks New Green Ammonia Breakthrough
The US Department of Energy is behind a new green ammonia-to-hydrogen project aimed at propelling global decarbonization into warp speed.
Energy Storage Takes On Weird New Forms As Sparkling Green Future Takes Shape
New energy storage technology ranges from plain old gravity to futuristic solar-plus-gaming devices that deploy human beings as living batteries.
The Bright Hope Of Cleantech
So many exciting innovations are happening in the world of cleantech!
75% EV Adoption Could Save Americans $70 Billion Each Year
A new study has found that widespread EV adoption could save the U.S. $17–70 billion every year.
Illinois Community Solar Lands Northwestern University As New Customer
The news today: The Illinois Community Solar program from Clearway Community Solar just landed Northwestern University as its first major commercial subscriber.
The Allure Of A Hydrogen Economy Continues To Dazzle Some Researchers
Researchers at Northwestern University say they have a devised a new way of storing hydrogen and other gasses at lower pressure and less cost.
Why Government-Sponsored Research Is Vitally Important: The 1st Battery Breakthrough Story Of 2018
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed new battery chemistry they say will make batteries less expensive with up to 4 times the storage capacity of typical lithium-ion batteries.
Researchers Hack Fluffy Powder To Solve EV Energy Storage Riddle
The US Army is funding energy storage research aimed at extending EV battery range, lowering cost, and improving performance.
