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Energy Fellow Destenie Nock and undergraduate student Lauren Janicke discuss their research on electricity system sustainability. The full academic paper of this work is published in Energy.
A Carnegie Mellon University team including Energy Fellow Venkat Viswanathan will partner with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and 24M for a $3.2 million EVs4ALL award from the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Research Project Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). The initiative will be focused on developing fast-charging and low-cost electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
What is the Open Energy Outlook Initiative? Paulina Jaramillo and Katie Jordan discuss the team's goal to create an open-source database of the U.S. energy system.
Over the coming decades the world must make fundamental transformations in how energy is used and produced.
That’s where we come in.
At the Scott Institute for Energy Innovation,
We address the world’s most pressing energy challenges by enabling collaborative research, strategic partnerships, policy outreach, entrepreneurship and education.
We support impactful work that strives to optimize resources and reduce environmental consequences associated with energy production and use. We understand that energy and social equity issues are deeply interconnected, and society can benefit with improved energy access.
We seek to encourage the development of breakthrough technologies that will accelerate the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon energy future.
