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Tag: Energy Technologies

Ancient Pigment Can Boost Energy Efficiency

Online Tool Fills Gap for Energy Retrofit Projects

Report Confirms Wind Technology Advancements Continue to Drive Down Wind Energy Prices

Mixed Report Card for Low-Cost Indoor Air Quality Home Monitors

One researcher fries green beans on a fry pan indoors as another takes notes.

Smart Ideas Wanted for Grid Modernization

Pair of Research Products to Improve Power System Reliability and Resilience

Ravi Prasher Named Berkeley Lab’s Associate Director for Energy Technologies

Ramamoorthy Ramesh To Lead “Beyond Moore’s Law” Initiative

‘Super Window’ Could Save $10 Billion Annually in Energy Costs

Largest Ever Database of U.S. Wind Turbines Released

Fleet of Automated Electric Taxis Could Deliver Environmental and Energy Benefits

Mapping Battery Materials With Atomic Precision

Image - Atomic resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy images and electron diffraction patterns, arranged on a rendering of a battery, show how the structure of lithium-rich and manganese-rich transition metal oxides used inside battery cathodes changes with composition. The images also show how the surface of the cathode has a different structure than the interior. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)