Can a decarbonized grid be everything we need it to be?
A Stanford-led consortium funded by the Department of Energy seeks to balance multiple and sometimes competing goals for the electric grid of the future.
Removing ‘soft barriers’ to the clean energy transition
Clunky permitting processes are keeping U.S. renewable energy projects in gridlock. Experts on energy and politics discussed the challenges, opportunities, and strategies to equitably accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels.
An affordable solution for the power grids of tomorrow
The increasing demand for electricity could mean substantial and costly upgrades to infrastructure, but a new study suggests a more affordable software solution.
SLAC researchers are turning seawater into hydrogen fuel
A SLAC-Stanford team pulled hydrogen directly from ocean water. Their work could help generate low-carbon fuel for electric grids and other infrastructure.
