From Our Blogs

GE to receive $20.3 million to build and test a prototype of their high-efficiency, ultra-light, low-temperature SCG on a wind turbine.

DOE expects the technologies to significantly improve energy efficiency, demand flexibility, and building-to-grid capabilities.

DOE and NREL have issued a request for proposals (RFP) and is accepting applications for the CIP for distributed wind.

DOE has published a peer reviewed "RDO" document that identifies barriers to BEM adoptions and potential roles for BTO in overcoming these barriers.

In 2019, PNNL successfully identified techniques to reduce cavitation erosion, improving performance and service life of hydropower components.

In late 2019, PNNL’s new autonomous, mobile, water quality sensor platform was field-tested for the first time.

PNNL has completed the development of new, highly miniaturized fish-tags, able to be quickly injected, even into tiny juvenile eel and lamprey.

Under the HydroPASSAGE project, PNNL and ORNL are providing new information that can be used to increase fish survival and lower operational costs.

Pennsylvania State University has manufactured and validated a novel hydropower turbine-generator which can be deployed at various low-head sites.

Obermeyer Hydro, Inc.’s novel PSH system reduces capital costs, negative environmental impacts, and geological risks associated with PSH development.