Fact Sheets
Integrated Energy
INL researchers are studying ways to provide practical carbon-free energy options for people and industries, including microgrid systems, water treatment capabilities and sustainable chemical production. Their work combines world-class technologies to bring more renewable and sustainable solutions into today’s industrial landscape.
INL’s Energy and Environment (EES&T) is responding with innovations in transportation systems, clean energy, advanced manufacturing and environmental sustainability.
Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory are using a cutting-edge Temporal Analysis of Products (TAP) reactor system to design advanced catalytic materials that use far less energy and minimize waste production.
INL's Electrochemical Processing and Electrocatalysis (EPEC) Lab helps researchers discover better ways to convert inexpensive materials to higher value chemicals, fuels and hydrogen.
INL's Thermal Energy Delivery System demonstrates flexible heat transfer for power generation, energy storage and other industrial uses.
INL's Transmission Line Modeling Tool Suite uses advanced systems that work together to increase power line efficiency.
A researcher pulls biomass from a sample bag at INL’s Biomass Feedstock National User Facility.
DAIRIEES is an evaluation platform that facilitates more informed decisions concerning the environmental benefits and economic costs of an integrated manure-algae system.
The WSTB can be used for research related to detecting and decontaminating chemical, biological or radiological agents following a man-made or natural disaster.
Critical materials (also called critical and strategic minerals) are natural resources essential to American economic prosperity and national security. They are key to producing advanced technologies such as smartphones, electric vehicles, solar panels, defense systems and nuclear energy systems.
Idaho National Laboratory researchers are working with the simulation company WindSim to develop a new wind atlas method using specialized software.
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