Energy Storage

Can Hybrid Energy Systems Extend the Life of EV Batteries?
Energy Management Can Hybrid Energy Systems Extend the Life of EV Batteries?

Supercapacitors can withstand over one million charge-discharge cycles without significant degradation, making them an ideal high-speed buffer for lithium-ion battery packs. This technical reality has paved the way for a new era of energy management where researchers at the National Institute of

Can AI Foundation Models Prevent Future Power Outages?
Infrastructure & Technology Can AI Foundation Models Prevent Future Power Outages?

Grid operators often resort to intentional power cuts to save the system during peak demand, but new AI models could reduce these incidents by over fifty percent. As the global energy landscape undergoes a radical shift towards intermittent renewables, the traditional methods of managing load are

How Will Duke Energy Power the Carolinas’ Rapid Growth?
Conventional Fuels How Will Duke Energy Power the Carolinas’ Rapid Growth?

The Challenge: Meeting Unprecedented Energy Demand in the Carolinas The rapid migration of industrial giants and thousands of new residents into the Carolinas has forced a critical re-evaluation of how the region maintains its energy equilibrium and infrastructure. As North and South Carolina

New Modular Battery Charges Using Sun and Indoor Light
Energy Management New Modular Battery Charges Using Sun and Indoor Light

A major step toward the commercialization of round-the-clock power sources has been achieved by creating a system that harvests energy from both the sun and indoor bulbs. This breakthrough addresses one of the most persistent challenges in renewable energy: the intermittent nature of ambient light.

Oregon Utility Halts Hydropower to Protect Migrating Fish
Renewable Energy Oregon Utility Halts Hydropower to Protect Migrating Fish

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has mandated a temporary cessation of power generation to address the immediate needs of migratory fish populations in Oregon. This decision marks a significant shift in how regional authorities balance renewable energy production with environmental

Northwest Power Plan Outlines 11 GW to Meet Rising Demand
Infrastructure & Technology Northwest Power Plan Outlines 11 GW to Meet Rising Demand

The Pacific Northwest faces a transformative shift in its energy landscape as regional demand is projected to surge by 50% from 2026 to 2032. This rapid escalation, fueled by the expansion of high-density data centers and the widespread electrification of the transportation and building sectors,

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