Energy
Three ARPA-E Startups that are Accelerating Energy Innovation
ARPA-E startups are advancing groundbreaking technologies to cost-effectively scale clean energy, meete future energy demands, and reduce global emissions.
Energy
ARPA-E startups are advancing groundbreaking technologies to cost-effectively scale clean energy, meete future energy demands, and reduce global emissions.
Energy
As energy demand increases and regulators warn about grid reliability, underground storage may have an important role to play in shoring up the grid and keeping energy affordable.
Energy
Innovative startups like e-Zinc are paving the way for a more affordable and reliable low-carbon energy future.
Energy
The state’s exploration of advanced reactor concepts could unleash even more power production in Texas, allowing the Lone Star State to retain its title as the energy capital of the world.
Energy
While more policy reform is necessary, the Biden administration should be commended for its efforts to improve geothermal permitting on federal land.
Energy
The United States is an energy powerhouse, and the development of promising new technologies provides even greater opportunities for human flourishing and a cleaner environment.
Environment
Google’s recent investment is a welcome step that could help improve the validity of both CDR technologies and carbon credits.
Energy
The private sector is ready to address America’s spent fuel needs. Now it’s up to policymakers to implement laws to streamline innovation and provide a comprehensive strategy to address spent fuel.
Transportation
Solid-state batteries offer the promise of longer-range and safer vehicles.
Environment
"Clean energy is also benefiting from a flurry of technological innovation. After concerns that supply bottlenecks for critical minerals such as lithium could hamper the production of EV batteries, the industry responded by quickly bringing to market new battery chemistries that will reduce their dependence on key minerals. And innovation is moving fast in other emerging low-emissions technologies such as electrolysers for producing hydrogen and new processes for making green steel."