The Portal Post Newsletter, Issue 1

October 27th, 2010

Thanks for your interest in the Energy Innovation Portal and the Portal Post! There are many updates happening to the Energy Innovation Portal to keep users up to date with leading edge technology. You can now access more than 200 marketing summaries on the Portal. That is over 200 ways to keep you up to date on energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies available for licensing.

Upcoming Events

2011 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit

February 28-March 2, 2011

In addition to browsing technologies available for licensing from Department of Energy laboratories, we now have our first partner institutions! The Colorado State University and University of Colorado will be contributing technologies to the Portal. You can sort through technologies using technology categories or by focusing on particular laboratories.
Browse the latest technology.

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Check out some of the most recent technologies added to the Portal:

Solid-State Phase Change Floor Tile for Use in Passive Solar Applications - Colorado State University
New Lignin Separation Method from Ammonia Solutions - Savannah River National Laboratory
Hydrogenation of Glutamic Acid to Pyroglutaminol and Prolinol - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
BioRenewable Chemicals and Solvents - National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Featured Partner

Argonne National Laboratory is one of the nation's leading federally funded research and development centers. Argonne's mission is to apply a unique mix of world-class science, engineering and user facilities to deliver innovative research and technologies. The laboratory creates new knowledge that addresses the most important scientific and societal needs of the nation.
Visit the Argonne Web site
Browse Argonne Technologies
Available for Licensing

Featured EERE Technology

Intelligent Wind Turbine Program A unique Los Alamos National Laboratory research team composed of world experts in structural health monitoring, modeling and simulation, and prognostic decision making has established a strong capability in wind energy research. The intelligent wind-turbine project has resulted in a U.S. patent application and copyrighted software, with other intellectual property in the disclosure stage.
The Intelligent Wind Turbine Program
Browse Los Alamos Technologies
Available for Licensing

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