The Energy Transformation Collection

Solar power is booming almost everywhere, but the details can be surprising.

Forooza Samadi, assistant director of the Alabama Industrial Training and Assessment Center, discusses heating and cooling costs for small and medium-size manufacturers and the potential for savings.

Twenty years ago, forecasts predicted solar power would be a marginal energy source for generations. A new report suggests solar domination of the energy market is now inevitable.

Industry is looking for a way to wipe away its carbon emissions. Researchers at Cornell believe they’ve found a cheap and easy method.

Heat pumps can save energy and reduce carbon emissions, but without other household improvements, homeowners could see higher bills.

Industry accounts for around 30 percent of carbon emissions, mostly due to energy needed to provide heat to perform industrial processes.

How much do you know about the renewable energy source that can turn the high temperature of the Earth’s core into power?

Improved solar cell converts 44 percent of infrared light to electricity. The breakthrough could advance energy storage and nuclear power.

The largest geothermal power facility in the United States taps the heat of a blob of magma to produce carbon-free electricity.

The Atomic Age promised endless power. Test your knowledge of some of the first reactors in this quiz.

Artificial intelligence platforms may need gigawatts of electricity. But AI could offset that by unlocking new means for saving energy or producing clean power.

Amogy is one of several new companies looking to tempt the slow-moving shipping industry with carbon-free ammonia power.

The nation is a net-exporter of energy. For the first three months of 2024, net energy exports are on an annual pace of 9.3 quadrillion Btus.

Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have created a new iron flow battery design offering the potential for a safe, scalable renewable energy storage system.

The shipping industry is set to save literally tons of fuel day for any cargo ship outfitted with a new rigid sail.

As the popularity of cruising as a way to travel the world grows, so do the sizes of the passenger ships and the commitment by the industry to be stewards of the seas and oceans.

Collaborating with stakeholders across the entire value chain while advancing industry capabilities can unlock tomorrow’s hydrogen economies.