All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Energy Storage for Solar Power Energy startup BrightSource has developed an energy storage system that involves heating up molten salt, and pumping it through a heat… August 9, 2011 Industry and Business Solarbuzz Report Sees US PV Market Doubling in 2011 A new report shows lower module prices and greater incentives will help the US PV market grow over the next five years. August 9, 2011 Industry and Business Commercial Operation Begins at NRG Solar, Eurus Energy America’s 45MW Plant Eurus Energy America's 45MW solar generating facility could generate enough electricity to cater for the energy requirements of 36,000… August 8, 2011 Industry and Business New Process Could Make Canadian Oil Cheaper, Cleaner Alberta-based consortium N-solv has developed a new method of extracting oil from deep within the ground. August 3, 2011 Industry and Business Nanoscale Pillars Could Have a Big Role in Future Batteries Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory experimenting with tin and graphene have discovered a new way of structuring… August 2, 2011 Research NREL Confirms New CdTe Cell Efficiency Record From First Solar First Solar has set the new conversion efficiency record for cadmium telluride solar cells with it's new test models constructed using… July 26, 2011 Industry and Business Pure Nanotubes by the Kilo Researchers at Rice University have improved on a method for making pure nanotubes called amplification that could allow them to turn a… July 21, 2011 Research Corn Ethanol Is Dead, Long Live Corn Ethanol As a sign of corn ethanol's growing maturity, ending direct U.S. support for ethanol production is under serious consideration. July 14, 2011 Industry and Business Tomorrow's Transistor, Built Atom by Atom Chipmaker Applied Materials claims that the most effective way of producing the next generation of 22-nanometer transistors is through… July 14, 2011 Industry and Business Nanostructures Could Result In Cheaper Electric-Car Batteries Chinese startup Wuhe is increasing the conductivity of lithium-iron phosphate by milling it into extremely fine nanoscale powders. This… July 12, 2011 Industry and Business Solar Panels Can Be 3-D Printed Onto Regular Paper, Folded 1,000 Times MIT engineers have created a tough solar cell that cannot only flex, but still function properly after being bent or folded. July 11, 2011 Research UCSB Second in World in Materials Research New ranking shows shows the impact UCSB is having in the areas of materials for energy production & storage, next generation… July 11, 2011 Awards and Accolades, Undergraduate, Graduate Small Wind Now Available at Home Depot Southwest Windpower has announced that their compact, grid-connected Skystream 3.7 wind turbine said to produce up to 400 kWh of clean… July 7, 2011 Industry and Business Solar Cells that See Red Stanford researchers are working on a method of upconversion that increases the conversion efficiency of amorphous-silicon solar cells… July 7, 2011 Research Sulphur Breakthrough Significantly Boosts Lithium Battery Capacity Stanford researchers have discovered a way to use graphene-coated sulphur particles as a means of increasing the specific capacity of… July 5, 2011 Research All-Electric Airliner Could Take to the Skies by 2035 Lithium ion battery technology, coupled with advancements in high-temperature superconducting materials could bring an all-electric… June 28, 2011 Industry and Business Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 68 Current page 69 Page 70 Page 71 … Next page › Last page »
