The Energy Technologies Area performs analysis, research, and development leading to better energy technologies and reduction of adverse energy-related environmental impacts.
ETA researches batteries and fuel cells, electricity grid technologies and energy-efficient building technologies. We perform energy analyses and study the environmental impacts of energy use, including air quality and climate, indoor environmental quality, and sensors and materials for energy applications.
In addition, our unique research facilities offer opportunities for researchers and developers to test, demonstrate and validate innovative energy efficient components and whole systems.
 Researching low-cost, rechargeable batteries and fuel cells for automotive and stationary applications. |
 Working with industry to increase energy efficiency and the comfort and safety of people in buildings. |
 Demand response technologies for the transition to the smart grid. |
 Analyzing energy systems to provide information about efficiency, clean energy, reliability and sustainability. |
 Physical and chemical technologies for advanced materials, sensors and controls. |
 Researching greenhouse gas emissions and particulate matter, and their impacts on the climate and environment. |
 Improving the health, comfort and energy efficiency of the indoor environment. |
 Our facilities enable research on everything from appliances to optics to windows to the grid, and more. |
