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ADA Technologies Demonstrates Technical Feasibility of Developing Advanced Lithium-Ion Nano-Batteries

ADA Technologies, Inc. has completed research that demonstrates the technical feasibility of developing advanced lithium-ion nano-batteries. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the $150,000 Phase I research focused on developing high-capacity / high-rate nano-structured electrodes that could be combined with environmentally benign electrolytes to significantly improve lithium-ion battery performance.

From ADA Technologies 6 May 2009

mPhase Technologies to Participate in Smart Grid Implementation Summit

mPhase Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:XDSL) today announced their participation in the upcoming Smart Grid Implementation Summit from August 17-19 in Washington D.C. mPhase CEO Ron Durando will be on the Technology Thought Le...

From MyPebble 6 May 2009

BASF Opens New Fuel Cell Production Facility

Furthering its leadership position in the development of energy management solutions, BASF today announced it has officially opened its BASF Fuel Cell production facility in Somerset, New Jersey. The modern facility uses...

From BASF 6 May 2009

SVTC Technologies Raises $34 Million from Existing Investors

SVTC Technologies, a leading provider of development and commercialization services for silicon-based technologies, announced that the company has raised an additional $34 million from its existing investors, Oak Hill Ca...

6 May 2009

Konarka Technologies Enters into Advanced Product Development Agreement with Arch Aluminum + Glass

Konarka Technologies, Inc., an innovator in development and commercialization of Konarka Power Plastic®, a material that converts light to energy, today announced the company has entered into an advanced product deve...

5 May 2009

Sandia National Laboratories Researchers Scored Big in $777 Million Five-Year DOE EFRCs

Center researchers expect to investigate three areas: the conversion of electrical energy to light through radical designs involving luminescent nanowires, quantum dots, and hybrid structures; energy conversion processes in photonic structures smaller than the wavelength of the light they create; and understanding and eliminating defects in the semiconductor materials that presently limit solid-state lighting efficiency.

From Sandia National Laboratories 5 May 2009

Photovoltaic Systems Growing Faster than Other Renewable Sources

Photovoltaic power generation grew by 73 percent between 2007-08, making it the fastest growing source of alternative energy, Monica Oliphant, president of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), said upon her arrival in Delaware from Australia to attend the 2009 Karl Böer Solar Energy Medal of Merit ceremony at the University of Delaware on Thursday, May 7.

5 May 2009

University of Arizona in Tucson Home to New Energy Frontier Research Center

The University of Arizona in Tucson will become the home of a $15 million Energy Frontier Research Center, or EFRC, one of 46 new centers of its kind announced this week.

5 May 2009

Axio Imager Setting New Standards in Materials Microscopy

The second generation of the Axio Imager microscope system from Carl Zeiss is setting new standards in materials microscopy. Whether in quality testing and assurance, in materials analysis or the development of future materials - optical quality, performance and comfort are the major benefits of the Axio Imager. The

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 5 May 2009

ExploraVision Winners Envision Innovative Energy Solutions, New Lifesaving Medical Treatments and More

The program's eight National Winners for 2009, including four First Place and four Second Place student teams, looked to the world around them to envision ideas for new technologies that could make the future better, healthier and more eco-friendly.

5 May 2009