The clean energy transition is demanding more from electrochemical energy storage systems than ever before. The growing popularity of electric vehicles requires greater
Learn about the mission, history, and team behind UC San Diego''s Energy Storage Group—leaders in energy storage research, testing, and real-world deployment.
Our group investigates, establishes and assesses new processes, mechanisms and systems for storing energy, as well as develop high performance catalysts to enhance the involved energy conversion
The research group "Electrochemical Energy Storage Materials" focuses on the development and research of alternative electrode materials and electrolyte systems for lithium-based batteries and related energy storage
It is an interdisciplinary group consisting of faculty and an equal mix of professional staff, graduate and undergraduate students. Our charter is the development and understanding of next generation energy storage
Electrochemical Storage NREL''s electrochemical storage research ranges from materials discovery and development to advanced electrode design, cell evaluation, system
Energy Storage Energy storage research at the Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) is focused on solutions that maximize efficiency and value for a variety of energy storage technologies. With
The Ontario Battery and Electrochemistry-research Centre (OBEC) fosters collaborative and interdisciplinary research on electrochemical energy storage and conversion
Welcome to ESCL! Our goal is to identify and design nanomanufacturing approaches for electrode materials; to investigate how nanostructured electrodes can improve the charge storage and conversion performances
Sustainable Energy Storage & Recycling UCL - UCL East (Institute for Materials Discovery) Team Research News Contact SESR Group Sustainable Energy Storage & Recycling (SES&R)
The goal of the Laboratory for Energy Storage and Conversion (LESC), at the University of California San Diego Nanoengineering department, is to design and develop new functional
Y. Shirley Meng is the Liew Family Professor in Molecular Engineering at the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering. She also serves as the chief scientist of the Argonne Collaborative Center for Energy Storage Science
At the Energy & Power Systems Research Group (E.P.S.R.G.), our focus is centered on pioneering research that drives innovation in the renewable energy sector. We specialize in
The centre provides a one-stop source of technical and commercial expertise. It serves as a subject-matter expert on storage applications in the electricity and mobility sector and works
We spearhead collaborative research to revolutionize energy storage technologies for a sustainable and electrified future. ESRA unites leading experts from national labs and
NREL''s multidisciplinary research, development, demonstration, and deployment drives technological innovation and commercialization of integrated energy conversion and storage solutions.
That''s because — while we possess nearly 150 years of combined experience in firefighting, training, fire and failure investigation, risk assessment, hazardous materials, and energy storage safety and testing
About ECSR Lab Energy conversion and storage technologies play a key role in the sustainable use of energy. At the Energy Conversion and Storage Research (ECSR) Lab, we design and
The University of Illinois is developing the next generation of energy storage devices through research in engineering and science. These efforts focus on storing renewable energy on the
Prof. Dr. Maximilian Fichtner Solid-State Chemistry The research group Solid State Chemistry is concerned with the newest battery systems to follow today''s lithium-ion battery. It develops and studies new materials to be
CEI researchers are pushing the envelope on batteries that can store much more energy than current lithium-ion cells. The goal is to develop breakthrough, but low-cost, materials and battery designs that can fully
The QUT Energy Storage Research Group strives to support, enable and grow battery industries within Australia through expansion upon strong foundations to become a national leading, globally recognised centre for
Learn about the mission, history, and team behind UC San Diego''s Energy Storage Group—leaders in energy storage research, testing, and real-world deployment.
Our group is interested in energy storage technologies that use inexpensive materials with the potential to meet target cost values, including sodium ion batteries (NIBs), wood-based aqueous devices, and flow batteries.
The Energy Storage Group at Berkeley has been performing battery research since the inception of the Chemical Engineering Department at UC Berkeley in 1955, led by the one of the
Electrochemical Storage NREL''s electrochemical storage research ranges from materials discovery and development to advanced electrode design, cell evaluation, system design and development,
The Energy Storage Research Alliance (ESRA) is one of two Energy Innovation Hubs created by the U.S. Department of Energy. Led by Energy Technologies Initiative Director Shirley Meng and spearheaded by
founding principals + Nick Warner Nick''s career has focused on batteries, starting with performance and degradation testing of EV batteries at the Center for Automotive Research at Ohio State University before focusing
We develop more robust, safer and higher-energy density lithium-ion batteries, while using our fundamental science capabilities to develop storage materials that dramatically increase storage capacity and power densities.
Energy Storage research within the energy initiative is carried out across a number of departments and research groups at the University of Cambridge. There are also national hubs including the Energy Storage Research
ESRA''s research will provide the scientific underpinning to address some of the nation''s most pressing battery challenges, including safety, high-energy density, and long-duration batteries made from inexpensive, abundant
Energy Storage research within the energy initiative is carried out across a number of departments and research groups at the University of Cambridge. There are also national hubs including the Energy Storage Research Network and the Faraday Institute with Cambridge leading on the battery degradation project.
Researchers provide analytical support related to energy storage in studies on decision-making and impacts at all scales, including automotive, distribution and transmission grid applications, storage system design and optimization, and component development.
The QUT Energy Storage Research Group strives to support, enable and grow battery industries within Australia through expansion upon strong foundations to become a national leading, globally recognised centre for excellence in battery research, technology, standards and safety.
“Meeting the rising demand for advanced and sustainable energy storage solutions is paramount, especially for heavy-duty transportation and the electric grid. Unlocking unprecedented performance beyond current lithium-ion technology is crucial. Our path forward rests in robust research, firmly rooted in fundamental science.”
The Energy Storage, Harvesting and Catalysis group conducts cutting edge research in emergent technologies to facilitate the energy transition: from materials to reactors of disruptive electrochemical and chemical energy storage devices contributing to the society descarbonization by reducing CO2 emissions or reusing CO2.
Our systems-level approach guides basic science and research to develop and characterize high-performing materials and components with a focus on reliability, longevity, and durability to protect critical energy infrastructure. Search the NREL Publications Database to access our full library of energy storage publications.