All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Grid-Scale Energy Storage Breakthrough? Upgrading Vanadium Redox Batteries A new development in vanadium redox batteries from DOE's Pacific Northwest Regional Laboratory could make them a promising option for… March 17, 2011 Research 2011 Trends in Cleantech: Corporate Actors Are Seriously Coming to the Table The Cleantech Forum highlighted two recent trends: (1) big corporations have become increasingly active by opening their infrastructure… March 15, 2011 Industry and Business Entrepreneur Creates Energy-Efficient Air Conditioner to Help Consumers Save Money The Mojave Breeze hybrid air cooler uses indirect evaporative cooling without bringing humid air into homes and requires 80% less… March 14, 2011 Industry and Business Wildcat’s Advance in Rechargeable Battery Materials Wildcat Discovery Technologies' combinatorial chemistry tools give the company the capability to rapidly synthesize inorganic materials… March 14, 2011 Industry and Business Low-Power Memory from Nanotubes A new type of nonvolatile memory based on carbon nanotubes requires one percent as much power as flash memory and could improve battery… March 11, 2011 Research Microsoft Moving into Building Management, Demand Response Microsoft is developing a strategy for software and services for managing energy consumption in commercial buildings, as well as a… March 11, 2011 Industry and Business Demand Response Goes to the Cloud Integrating cloud computing with demand response is a growing trend. This week, Lockheed Martin integrated its demand response… March 7, 2011 Industry and Business When Energy Efficiency Sullies the Environment The lower costs that can result from energy-efficiency improvements (e.g. better fuel economy, utility bill savings, etc.) can… March 7, 2011 Industry and Business Compressed Air Storage Beats Batteries at Grid Scale Venture firms have funded many electrochemical technologies for utility-scale energy storage, but issues with cost, long-term… March 3, 2011 Industry and Business Congress Backs Energy Agency Congress is providing increased funding support to ARPA-E at a time when many programs face cuts. March 3, 2011 Industry and Business Squeezing More Energy Out of Batteries Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center has developed a new printing technology that promises to pack more energy into batteries for electric… March 2, 2011 Research Registration Opens for the Third Annual Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency Industry, academia, and government to address the latest in science and technology for a sustainable energy future. March 1, 2011 In the News China Gets into Demand Response with Help From Honeywell China currently does not have demand response as we know it, but--partly as a result of recent regulations--a subsidiary of China's… February 28, 2011 Industry and Business To Curb Power Consumption, SeaMicro Rethinks Servers SeaMicro's new computer consists of 256 independently functioning servers; the computer contains about the same amount of computing… February 28, 2011 Industry and Business Eliminating the Laptop Charging Brick Institute faculty member's start-up says gallium nitride could make power electronics more efficient. February 24, 2011 In the News, Research Institute Faculty Member's Startup Backed by Google Ventures Institute faculty member Umesh Mishra's start-up company, Transphorm, has come up with a set of chips that could substantially curb… February 23, 2011 In the News, Industry and Business Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 72 Current page 73 Page 74 Page 75 … Next page › Last page »
