Transphorm's gallium nitride semiconductors could be used to make operating photovoltaic panels, like these on the roof of the Research Support Facility, motor drives and transistors more energy efficient. | Photo courtesy of National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Solar Storm Closely Watched Worldwide
Monitoring the impact of this week's solar storm to the nation’s electric grid.
More Than 350 Now at Work Building CA Valley Solar Plant
Progress on the California Valley Solar Ranch is in full swing as 350 skilled professionals work to construct the 250 MW solar facility.
Transphorm Takes Energy Efficiency to a New Level
Transphorm, a startup partially funded by ARPA-E, develops Gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors that could be used to make cost-effective, high-performance power converters for electric motor drives and components of solar panels and electric vehicles.
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A manufacturer of crystalline solar cells recently opened a new manufacturing facility for the assembly of solar panels by plant staff and robots in Milwaukee. This project is a result of Recovery Act funds from the Energy Department’s State Energy Program (SEP).
Solar Field Powers Historic Garden Holiday Display
Popular holiday attraction Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania has commissioned an American-made 1.2 megawatt, 10.7-acre solar field as part of a goal to generate three megawatts of renewable energy by 2018.
10 Questions for a Nanoscientist: Seth Darling
Meet Seth Darling, who has leveraged his work in nanomaterials to help lower the cost of solar. "The challenge is basically pushing the limits of what you can do with materials. Materials really are the basis of almost every technology that's out there."
Solar Decathlon Team Leading the Way Toward Sustainable Living, Even in the Wake of Disasters
For this year’s Solar Decathlon, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is returning to the National Mall with the Re_home, which offers a more sustainable housing solution for communities following a natural disaster.
A Solar Decathlon Entry for Historic Norfolk
It’s a tale of two universities with a vision for one historic city. Students from both Hampton and Old Dominion universities have joined forces to compete in the upcoming Energy Department Solar Decathlon with their entry, called Unit 6 Unplugged. At Tidewater Virginia, the students will unveil their vision for the future -- an energy-efficient house that captures the “Arts and Crafts” design style of homes dotted throughout historic Norfolk, Virginia.
Bike Sharing in Texas: San Antonio Rolls Out Program Aimed at Energy Efficiency and Public Health
As the first bike sharing system in Texas, San Antonio’s B-Cycle addresses two top concerns in the city: providing opportunities to improve personal health and giving active transportation choices to residents and visitors.
Team Florida Takes “Sunshine State” Moniker Seriously
Read about Team Florida's 2011 Solar Decathlon house -- a design approach that combines efficiency and ingenuity to build a zero-energy home for the hot humid central Florida climate.
Belgium’s Ghent University Prepares their E-Cube for Solar Decathlon 2011
The Ghent University 2011 Solar Decathlon Team -- aka Team Belgium -- is a unique two-story home that could very well be an international star at the competition due to the Belgium team’s innovative, ultra-efficient, passive home design.
Resourceful Kansas Puts Energy Efficient Technology on Display, Demonstrates Cost-Saving Benefits
As one of the windiest states in the country, Kansas is a great place to harness wind and solar power. And through the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program, the Resourceful Kansas team is teaching the rest of the state about all the technologies that are out there.
Solar Decathlon Design Places People and the Outdoors at its Heart
The Solar Decathlon team from New Zealand is the first from the Southern Hemisphere to compete in the competition. Learn how they are using the "Kiwi bach" as inspiration for their design.
CHIP House Takes Design to Different Heights (Literally)
Check out the SCI-Arc/Caltech 2011 Solar Decathlon team's house to find out more about their net-zero energy use home -- the CHIP House.
Purdue’s "INhome" Rallies for the Solar Decathlon
Check out Purdue University's 2011 Solar Decathlon home -- the INhome, a "midwestern" take on the competition.
Energy Today
Harvesting the Sun at the West Tennessee Solar Farm
The West Tennessee Solar Farm (WTSF) is now open for business!
President Obama Discusses Solar Power in Nevada
Yesterday, President Obama visited the Copper Mountain Solar 1 Facility in Boulder City, Nevada. The facility is the largest photovoltaic plant in the country, and its one million solar panels power 17,000 homes in California.
Library Patrons in New York Check-Out Renewable Energy
The new solar system on the Esopus Library in New York is expected to generate 31,200 kWh of electricity annually -- approximately 30 percent of the library’s electricity use and a savings of nearly $4,000 in energy costs each year.
Town Known for First Thanksgiving Grateful for Energy Savings
Plymouth, Massachusetts, has made a number of energy efficiency improvements to reduce energy waste in the coming years, while also exploring opportunities to expand use of renewable energy sources.
Innovative Energy Storage Technologies Enabling More Renewable Power
Solar and wind power provide the means for America to strengthen its energy security, create jobs in growing markets, and improve the environment. Thanks to breakthroughs in energy storage systems, including the first grid-tied solar and storage facility, that potential is getting closer to reality.
Solar Panels Hit Energy Milestone For Potawatomi and Milwaukee
Using all American-made products and panels manufactured at a Milwaukee-based company, the city is now generating 35,000 more kilowatt hours of clean electricity.
Bridging the Gap: Helping Small Businesses With Big Ideas Develop New Industries
Entrepreneurs and small businesses are drivers of job creation and innovation in America. The Energy Department supports many small businesses that are pushing the limits of what was previously thought to be possible. Two of these game-changing companies are Semprius, Inc., and Simbol, Inc.
Another SunShot Success: GE to Make PrimeStar Solar Panels at New Colorado Plant
General Electric (GE) announced that it will build a new thin-film photovoltaic (PV) solar panel manufacturing facility based on innovative technology originally developed at the Energy Department’s National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL).
GE expects that the plant will produce enough solar panels annually to provide electricity to 80,000 homes and to create 355 jobs in Colorado over the next three to five years.
GE expects that the plant will produce enough solar panels annually to provide electricity to 80,000 homes and to create 355 jobs in Colorado over the next three to five years.
A Barn Raising For the 21st Century
Benton County, Oregon residents constructed a livestock building powered by 306 roof-top solar modules funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Secretary Chu Visits the 2011 Solar Decathlon
Secretary Chu visited the 2011 Solar Decathlon to hear from students about their energy-efficient, solar powered homes. Watch the video!
Smart Meters Help Balance Energy Consumption at Solar Decathlon
Clouds, rain, thunderstorms… at Solar Decathlon Village? Oh my, you may say. But less-than-ideal weather conditions are no match for this year's teams, thanks to smart grid technology that is helping them monitor their energy consumption.
Energy Tomorrow
Going Solar in Record Time with Plug-and-Play PV
In the future, installing a solar array for your home could be as easy as plugging in common household appliances.
New Ideas Spring from the SunShot Incubator
Over the past five years, the Energy Department’s SunShot Incubator program investments have helped get nearly 40 small businesses off the ground.
Could Gila Bend, Arizona, Become the Solar Capital of the World?
Serving approximately 9,000 homes with clean renewable energy, the Paloma and Cotton Center solar plants highlight the rapidly rising solar corridor in Gila Bend, Arizona. | Photo courtesy of the town of Gila Bend, Arizona.
$60 Million to Fund Projects Advancing Concentrating Solar Power
The SunShot initiative announces a $60 million funding opportunity (FOA) to advance concentrating solar power in the United States.
Solar Decathlon Entry Uses iPad to Monitor Home
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is participating in its first Solar Decathlon 2011 competition, featuring its home, “Living Light.” Named for its very brightly sunlit double facade glass system, the home’s blueprint was inspired by the cantilever barns of Southern Appalachia, which feature giant eves to provide shade and a two-core design.
Solar Startup Semprius to Create 250 Jobs in North Carolina at Cutting-Edge Pilot Plant
Solar Startup Semprius to Create 250 Jobs in North Carolina at Cutting-Edge Pilot Plant
Entrepreneurs from Durham-based solar startup Semprius teamed with Governor Bev Purdue to announce the company’s plan to build a new high-tech manufacturing facility in Henderson. The factory is expected to create more than 250 full-time jobs over the next five years, which is a particular boon for Henderson, where the county unemployment rate reached 13.3% in May.
And the Award Goes to… Silicon Ink Solar Technology Supported by SunShot’s PV Incubator
Pioneering startup Innovalight partnered with NREL to invent the first liquid silicon on the market. When paired with Innovalight’s industrial screen printing process, this silicon ink technology offers a novel path to producing solar cells with higher conversion efficiencies at lower cost.
NREL's PV Incubator: Where Solar Photovoltaic Records Go to be Broken
Experts at the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have confirmed that two companies in their PV Incubator Program have set new world records for their respective technologies.
Innovative High Energy Density Capacitor Design Offers Potential for Clean Energy Applications
Can you imagine a photovoltaic module that’s able to generate and store electricity on its own? Or an electric vehicle (EV) powered by a technology more durable than the advanced batteries in today’s EVs? Innovative solid-state nanocapacitors are making this clean technology possible.
50 Years After the MoonShot Speech, Critical Advancements in Clean Energy Technology
SoloPower, with the aid of federal investment, is making remarkable advancements in photovoltaic (PV) solar systems.
Show page 0-2 Show page 2-4 Show page 4-6 Show page 6-8 Show page 8-10 Show page 10-12 All Harvesting the Sun at the West Tennessee Solar Farm
The West Tennessee Solar Farm (WTSF) is now open for business!
President Obama Discusses Solar Power in Nevada
Yesterday, President Obama visited the Copper Mountain Solar 1 Facility in Boulder City, Nevada. The facility is the largest photovoltaic plant in the country, and its one million solar panels power 17,000 homes in California.
Energy Tomorrow
Going Solar in Record Time with Plug-and-Play PV
In the future, installing a solar array for your home could be as easy as plugging in common household appliances.
In the future, installing a solar array for your home could be as easy as plugging in common household appliances.
New Ideas Spring from the SunShot Incubator
Over the past five years, the Energy Department’s SunShot Incubator program investments have helped get nearly 40 small
Above: Secretary Chu sits down with Microsoft Founder and Chairman Bill Gates at the 2012 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit.
Houston We have a Solution: University Teams Tackle Efficiency’s Barriers
In Case You Missed It: Recap of the 2012 Energy Innovation Summit
Clean Energy Markets: We've Got the Innovation and Deployment Cart and Horse Backwards
2012 ARPA-E Summit Technology Showcase
Secretary Chu Recognizes America's Next Top Energy Innovators
Learn how our National Labs and facilities are creating jobs, businesses and industries, impacting Americans' lives.
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Above: Secretary Chu sits down with Microsoft Founder and Chairman Bill Gates at the 2012 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit.
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Energy Innovation Hubs: Achieving Our Energy Goals with Science
Energy Innovation Hubs are integrated research centers that combine basic and applied research with engineering to accelerate scientific discovery in critical energy issue areas.
Houston We have a Solution: University Teams Tackle Efficiency’s Barriers
The Better Buildings Case Competition challenges university teams to tackle persistent barriers to energy-efficiency. Find out which teams came out on top at the finale event.
In Case You Missed It: Recap of the 2012 Energy Innovation Summit
Nearly 2,500 of the nation’s brightest minds from across the energy ecosystem came together outside Washington, D.C., this week to share ideas about how we can advance technologies to address America’s energy challenges.
Clean Energy Markets: We've Got the Innovation and Deployment Cart and Horse Backwards
China has become the world’s largest producer of solar modules. But did you know that these Chinese manufacturers are using technology breakthroughs developed in the United States? What’s the disconnect in the US's ability to deploy it?
2012 ARPA-E Summit Technology Showcase
View photos from the 2012 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit Technology Showcase, where over 240 breakthrough energy developments from ARPA-E awardees and other innovative companies were on display this year.
Secretary Chu Recognizes America's Next Top Energy Innovators
Secretary Chu recognizes the America's Next Top Energy Innovators who were chosen out of 14 participating companies based on a public online vote and an expert review.
Winning the Future
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Learn how our National Labs and facilities are creating jobs, businesses and industries, impacting Americans' lives.
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