New types of long life, safe and inexpensive alkali metal batteries to connect wind and solar sources to the electrical grid. We are committed to leading the way to provide the people, methods, and tools for sustainable management of the Earth's energy resources. Energy efficient and sustainable building design. GHG emissions and economic implications of new shale gas supplies. Superconductivity, topological insulators and behavior of electrons in low-dimensional materials. Co-evolution of technology and policy on the business case of low-carbon energy solutions. Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP), long-term research effort led by Stanford University for the development of a global energy system with low greenhouse emissions Impact of rock type, porosity, pore fluids, temperature, and stress on seismic wave propagation. Microbial conversion of sewage to methane. Climate, Water, Natural Gas, Unconventional Oil & Gas, Tax & Regulation. More details on projects in energy are provides in the following research subareas. Using avatars and virtual reality simulations to reduce energy use through reexamination of personal energy behavior and by connecting specific energy use and environmental consequences. © Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305. Transportation, Batteries & Fuel Cells, Photovoltaics. Aeronautics & Astronautics, Mechanical Engineering. David Packard Building350 Jane Stanford WayStanford, CA 94305, Phone: (650) 723-3931info@ee.stanford.eduCampus Map. Methods for least cost integration of intermittent renewable resources. Flow imaging to delineate the mechanisms of oil, water and gas flows in porous rock. Two-phase flow in fuel cell microchannels. Low-to-intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells. Energy-neutral biological sewage treatment. Geothermal, oil and gas reservoir engineering. Use of renewable materials instead of plastics to make structural insulated panels, which improve heating and cooling efficiency in buildings. Energy production optimization. The formation, geometric patterns and fluid flow properties of fractures and faults, at lengths from a thin section to a mountain range. Net energy analysis of emerging technologies, such as PV and energy storage.Energy systems analysis to guide decisions about providing energy while reducing GHG emissions. Combined cooling, heating and power system for the home with thermoacoustic Stirling engine. Failure to account for geography of trade leads to an overstatement of GHG emissions from U.S. biofuel policies of nearly 100 percent. Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment. With an unparalleled ecosystem of energy research groups as well as extensive facilities and infrastructures at Stanford and SLAC, we enjoy a distinct advantage in exploring the interesting physics in the field of energy research and nanoscience. Using control systems to reduce the environmental impact of automobiles. Multi-scale imaging of energy materials. Ultrafast properties of nanoscale materials. Hydrogen absorption and desorption in individual palladium nanocrystals. Turbulence interactions with dispersed particles and droplets, such as with pulverized coal combustors and fast-fluidized beds. Thermophotovoltaics. The Energy Resources Engineering curriculum provides a sound background in basic sciences and their application to practical problems to address the complex and changing nature of the field. (Instructor) Expertise in life-cycle environmental impacts and tradeoffs in the energy industry. The environmental impact of energy use, specifically greenhouse gas emissions from use of fossil fuels. Obama administration's "Clean Power Plan.". We hope to see you at the weekly cross-campus Energy Seminar on Mondays during the academic year from 4:30-5:20 at NVIDIA Auditorium. Transmission electron microscopy to study effects of radiation damage on the size and distribution of quantum dots in solar cells. Research Area: Energy Sustainability. Reducing the environmental impacts of energy systems. Buildings, Air Quality, Climate, Combustion, Wind. Tungsten disulfide nanoflakesas a catalyst for producing hydrogen from water. Improving the use of energy-economic models for evaluating energy security, energy price shocks and the energy market impacts of environmental policies. ee research @ stanford: the big picturephysical technology & scienceintegrated circuits & power electronicsbiomedical devices, sensors & systemsenergy harvesting & conversionphotonics, nanoscience and quantum technologynanotechnology & nems/memselectronic devicesinformation systems & sciencecontrol & optimizationinformation theory & applicationscommunications systemssocietal In-situ remediation of radioactive waste. Applying an electric field to the film to induce directionally dependent properties in polymer crystallites to enhance electron mobility. Explore energy research at Stanford by clicking on the research area and key topics below. People. Global potential of bioenergy. Hydroxylation of methane (and other simple hydrocarbons) using copper and iron to produce methanol, which could reduce oil dependence and GHG emissions. Aeronautics & Astronautics, Electrical Engineering. Optimization of subsurface flow operations and energy systems. Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP), long-term research effort led by Stanford University for the development of a global energy system with low greenhouse emissions Climate, Land Use, Economic Development & Equity. Quantifying wind, water, and solar energy resources and reducing the impacts of their intermittency. Probabilistic and statistical tools for modeling the reliability of nuclear power plants and nuclear waste repositories. Stanford Home Maps & Directions Search Stanford Emergency Info. Climate change, energy conservation and power supplies pose some of today’s greatest challenges. Produce scientific knowledge to guide policies on energy extraction and global warming. Names link to individual profile pages, which include contact information. Synthetic oxygenated fuels. Applications include lithium ion batteries, supercapacitors, CIGS solar cells, transparent electrodes and using carbon nanotubes in microbial fuel cell electrodes. Chemical and physical processes of geothermal systems. Batteries & Fuel Cells, Buildings, Photovoltaics. Photovoltaic absorbers from earth-abundant elements. Understanding mechanisms plants use to produce complex molecules for future use in synthetic production of energy feedstocks. Applications include hydrogen and methanol generation through photocatalysis, reduction of methane emissions, PV solar cells, solid oxide fuel cells and batteries. Topological phases of matter. Impact on power grid reliability from widespread use of distributed energy resources. Air Quality, Climate, Integrated Modeling, Wind. Chemical looping combustion with coal and biomass. Photonic band gap materials and nanoscale photonic devices. Micro- and nano-scale mechanical devices, Batteries & Fuel Cells, Nuclear, Photovoltaics. Biosynthesis and molecular-scale recycling of bioplastics and biocomposites. Education, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, Buildings, Energy & Behavior, Transportation. Geothermal, Enhanced Oil Recovery, Unconventional Oil & Gas. Economic, political and food-security implications of American ethanol. Stanford Institute for Materials & Energy Science. New, fast burning fuels for application to hybrid propulsion. Program on Energy & Sustainable Development, Air Quality, Economic Development & Equity, Energy Markets, Management & Innovation. Regulatory aspects of photosynthesis and the biogenesis of photosynthetic membranes. Synthesizing and characterizing polymer electrolyte membranes for fuel cells, both acidic and alkaline. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for immediate participation in many aspects of the energy in… Materials Science & Engineering, SLAC - Photon Science. Converting CO2 and water into sustainable fuels and chemicals. Modeling energy's effects on health and climate. Circuit, architecture and application optimization tools to minimize energy needed for each task. System-level characterization and aging experiments of energy storage systems. The environmental and economic impacts of U.S. and international environmental policies, including policies to deal with climate change, and with pollution from power plants and automobiles. Oxide-derived metal nanoparticle catalysts. Materials for the reversible sequestration of pollutants and for electro- and photo-catalytic conversions relevant for clean energy. Geological carbon storage in sedimentary and magnesium-silicate rocks. Unmanned electric vehicles. Stanford offers more than 200 energy courses and a number of energy degrees. Venture capital formation for energy technologies. Geochemistry of mineral surfaces and their reactivity with organic matter. Synthesis of models from experimental and field data. Future of stationary power: electricity grid and natural gas infrastructure, system integration and innovative technologies, finance, policy and business models. Self-assembly of nanostructures from the natural protein clathrin for experimental battery electrodes. Flow and heat transfer in complex turbulent flows. Correlated electron materials, in which the low energy degrees of freedom behave qualitatively differently than a free electron gas. CO2 reaction with magnesium-silicate rock in carbon sequestration, with a view to enhancing reaction and reducing cost. Emissions permit market design, analysis and monitoring.Transmission expansion policy, design and analysis. Electricity and petroleum markets analysis. Green energy-efficient networks. Novel phases and phase transitions in disordered and strongly correlated electron systems. Characterizing and modeling the fundamental micromechanical and photochemical mechanisms that dictate the reliability and lifetimes of emerging energy technologies, including solar cells and their modules, PEM fuel cells, and batteries. Creating valuable products from organic waste streams. We train future leaders in the science and engineering of Earth's energy resources. Our current, highly diverse approach to research positions us well to contribute to this rapidly changing landscape. Affective, cognitive and social web interfaces for reducing energy use. Bits & Watts Initiative Bits & Watts develops innovations for the electric grid needed to enable reliance on intermittent power and distributed energy resources, while keeping the grid secure and affordable. Green networks for office and residential buildings. Use of orientation dynamics in thin-film solar cells. U.S. energy policy and its effects on domestic and international political priorities, national security, the economy and global climate. Since 2010, we have committed over $6 million to 21 such research projects, which we call "seed grants." Energy interests in transportation systems, energy efficiency and education of scientists and non-scientists in energy policy and technology. Course work includes the fundamentals of chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, geophysics, mathematics, and physics. Models for applying hydraulic fracturing to geothermal systems. HVAC energy efficiency. Stanford Earth and other schools at Stanford are investing heavily in research aimed at developing new approaches, technologies, and policies for a reliable, affordable, and low- or no-carbon energy future. Converting low energy photons to higher for greater efficiency in solar cells. Game simulating California's markets for electricity, reneweble energy and CO2 permits to inform policy. Energy market design and monitoring. Results of low-carbon energy research at U.S. universities. Batteries & Fuel Cells, CO2 Capture, Storage & Conversion, Renewable Fuels. Green Computing, Thermoelectrics, Photovoltaics, Energy & Behavior, Sensors & Data, Transportation. Waste water: making treatment, as well as water and nutrient recovery, a net producer of energy rather than a consumer. Magnetic signatures of materials with quantum mechanical and strongly correlated electron behavior. Theory and modeling for new, energy-related materials and nanomaterials. Structure/property of crystalline and polymeric organic semiconductors for photovoltaics. Co-firing coal and biomass during combustion and gasification. Buildings, Energy & Behavior, Green Computing, Sensors & Data, Transportation, Batteries & Fuel Cells, Electric Grid, Grid Scale Storage, Air Quality, Climate, Integrated Modeling, Natural Gas, Economic Development & Equity, Energy Markets, Finance & Subsidies, Management & Innovation, Bioenergy, Photovoltaics, Renewable Fuels, Wind. Funding usually begins in the fall or winter of the year indicated. Applications from server farms to imagers in mobile platforms. Integration of energy and environmental performance indicators, value and payback time in design of energy-efficient buildings. Material processing and fabrication technology for solar concentrators based on graded-index and optical meta-materials to improve output and lower cost in thermal solar and photovoltaic cells. Planning ocean uses, including renewable energy projects such as wind, wave and tidal energy. Life-cycle analysis of transportation fuels. Study of heat transfer and energy conversion processes, such as thermoelectric and photonic, at nanoscale. Applying experimental approaches from public health and medical research to develop family-, school-, and community-based interventions to promote residential, transportation and food-related energy-saving behaviors. Modeling global oil depletion, or "peak oil," and transitions to oil substitutes. Designing "stealth interventions" that harness the motivating characteristics of social movements to promote the overlapping goals of environmental sustainability and health. Carbon nanospheres for stable lithium metal anodes. Performance of the emerging global market for GHG permits and offsets. Enhanced Oil Recovery, Unconventional Oil & Gas, Geothermal. Understanding mechanisms for high-temperature superconductors. Geochemical and hydrological interactions that optimize the formation of carbonates and the physical trapping of CO2, with a view to enhance reaction kinetics, reduce cost and increase storage security. Research pathways to low-carbon energy systems. Subscribe. Emerging computer systems, such as low-power wireless sensor networks and full duplex wireless. Ways for the construction industry to overcome barriers to adopting energy-efficient innovations. Optics, photonics and optical materials. Photon-enhanced thermionic emission devices, which use solar heat and light to generate electricity. Aspects of petroleum genesis, production and environmental remediation of oil spills. The winners are chosen through an annual competitive process. Our energy research covers a range of topics to address this challenge, including resource availability of renewable energies, matching supply with instantaneous demand, analysis of the effects of a variety of energy technologies, energy flow in cities, and the design and operation of zero-energy buildings. Design and management of the electric grid. Electron transfer dynamics. Increasing output and reducing costs at large wind farms by positioning smaller, mixing turbines among the primary turbines in conjunction with other new management approaches. Sensors for advanced combustion. Energy Research at Stanford The GCEP staff coordinates the Energy Research at Stanford Report, a compilation of abstracts highlighting the wide range of energy-related research taking place across the Stanford campus. Estimation of fossil-fuel CO2 emissions via atmospheric inversions.Water quality monitoring and contaminant source identification. Coal-based power generation involving coal conversion in supercritical water with CO2 capture and aquifer-based sequestration. Cost competitiveness of alternative drivetrains for mobility. Using molecular beam epitaxy of III-V compound semiconductor materials to investigate new materials and nano structuring for high efficiency solar cells and photo electrochemical water splitting for the generation of hydrogen. A new palette for urban water that saves water, energy and money. Characterization and monitoring of petroleum and carbon storage systems. Interactions between climate and large-scale solar energy projects. Understanding the properties of the transport solutions, commonly a borate guar gum solution. The TomKat Center supports early-stage research by Stanford faculty in the area of sustainable energy. Energy's impacts on climate change. The Energy@Stanford & SLAC course will feature a diverse line-up of Stanford faculty undertaking exciting research in the field of energy. Thin films, especially complex metal oxides. Lithium-ion battery modeling, estimation, control and optimization. Sootless diesel engine. Climate benefits of converting biofuel crops from annual plants to perennials. Potential energy applications of ultrathin films and amphiphiles. Batteries & Fuel Cells, Combustion, Photovoltaics, Land Use, CO2 Capture, Storage & Conversion, Natural Gas, Unconventional Oil & Gas. Reducing the settling rate of the proppant particles, typically sand. Transition metal catalysts for direct-hydrocarbon fuel cells. Energy resource planning. CO2 and water electrolysis for energy storage (methane). Big data analytics for asset management. Doping titanium dioxide nanowires for enhanced photoelectrochemical performance. Properties of passivated silicon surfaces prepared using wet chemical techniques. EE Student Information, Spring Quarter through Academic Year 2020-2021: FAQs and Updated EE Course List. Suspension and settling of particles in viscoelastic fluids in hydraulic fracturing to prop open the fractures. Metabolic processes of anaerobic microorganisms and their application in bioenergy. Making renewable energy economical. Understanding diamondoid electron transport properties, synthesis of higher diamondoids, and developing diamondoid applications for oil and gas exploration. Reducing wind power costs by improving forecasts and buying replacement power later. Fuel cells for methane, hydrogen and solid fuel conversion. Multijunction nanowire solar cells. Deep CO2 sequestration and earthquake triggering. Geologic characterization of petroleum reservoirs, especially deep-water reservoirs. Generating bioenergy in the form of hydrocarbons and electricity from living cells. Students may take the Energy Seminar for credit or drop in for talks of interest. In this short 2018 video, Yi Cui outlines the future of research and deployment for batteries and solar power. 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