News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Making Solar Power Competitive with Coal A new study from Energy & Environmental Science suggests that solar panels may cost only half as much to produce by the end of the… February 23, 2012 Industry and Business ACEEE Report: The Long-Term Impact of Energy Efficiency The ACEEE examines three energy efficiency investment scenarios and examines their potential impact on the US economy by 2050. February 21, 2012 Industry and Business Smudge-Free Surfaces Researchers use soot to create an inexpensive coating that repels both oil and water. February 21, 2012 Research World’s Tallest CSP Solar Power Tower Completed Solar Reserve completes construction of its 540-foot, 110 megawatt concentrated solar power plant in Tonopah, Nevada. February 9, 2012 Industry and Business Google Tops Greenpeace IT ranking The prominent environmental group praised Google for renewable energy purchases and climate change goals while criticizing Apple's lack… February 8, 2012 Industry and Business U.S. Innovation: New Study Predicts Healthy Growth for Energy Storage Industry Two to four gigawatts of new energy storage development is feasible over the next five years, according to a new study. February 8, 2012 Industry and Business The Challenges of Influencing Consumption Habits An article from UK's The Guardian highlights the barriers to encouraging energy efficiency behaviors in consumers. February 1, 2012 Industry and Business Device Could Drive Down Solar's Cost ArrayPower announces new "sequenced inverter" that may cut costs associated with solar power by up to 10%. January 31, 2012 Industry and Business Transphorm tackles the grid's energy leakage problem Transphorm, the Santa Barbara startup founded by Institute faculty member Umesh Mishra, is working to boost the electric grid's… January 30, 2012 In the News Transphorm Tackles the Grid's Energy Leakage Problem Transphorm, the Santa Barbara startup founded by Institute faculty member Umesh Mishra, is working to boost the electric grid's… January 30, 2012 In the News, Industry and Business In the Developing World, Solar Is Cheaper than Fossil Fuels Advances in solar technology are making it a viable alternative to fossil fuels in the developing world. January 27, 2012 Industry and Business Newsletter: Winter 2012 Greetings! Happy New Year from the Institute for Energy Efficiency! We look forward to connecting with you over the… January 27, 2012 Newsletter Smallest-Ever Nanotube Transistors Outperform Silicon Researchers at IBM build the smallest carbon-nanotube transistor ever made, measuring nine nanometers. January 26, 2012 Research Capturing Sunlight in a Bulb Will Hopefully Eliminate Kerosene for Lighting A Denver-based inventor aims to eliminate the use of kerosene for lighting in developing countries with his solar-charged light bulb.… January 25, 2012 Research Video: Plant Fuels That Could Power a Jet Bilal Bomani, lead scientist at NASA's GreenLab Research Facility, discusses his work to find a plant that will grow in salt water while… January 25, 2012 Industry and Business A Smart Power Grid Begins With a Promise for the Future Illinois utility Commonwealth Edison says its $2.6B smart grid project will reduce outages and save customers money, but critics have… January 23, 2012 Industry and Business Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 64 Current page 65 Page 66 Page 67 … Next page › Last page »
