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The Portal Post Newsletter, Issue 2February 17th, 2011 |
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| The Energy Innovation Portal
has hit another milestone with more than 300 marketing summaries and more than 15,000 patents and patent applications! We are continuing to add technologies to the Portal in order to support the clean energy industry and help
meet the Administration's clean energy goals.
In a recent DOE Progress Alert, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu commented on the Portal saying, "Our National Laboratories are a major driver of innovation in this country. By connecting American entrepreneurs with cutting-edge, ready-to-commercialize technologies from the National Labs, the DOE Innovation Portal is helping to grow our economy and create the next generation of American jobs." |
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To see what the Portal has for you, browse the easy-to-read marketing summaries that provide a business perspective of each technology with intellectual property spanning 14 technology categories, from solar technologies to biofuels to wind energy and everything in between.
Found a solution you are interested in? Click the link of the bottom of each summary to connect directly to licensing representatives for that technology. Check out some of the most recent technologies added to the Portal:
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Featured Partner
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Featured EERE Technology
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is a U.S. Department
of Energy national laboratory located in Berkeley, California and managed by the University of California. Multidisciplinary teams conducting unclassified research at Berkeley Lab continuously address global concerns with new discoveries
in energy technologies and the environment as well as biotechnology, nanotechnology, imaging and advanced research tools.
In order to address concern about the supply
and demand trend of the permanent magnet (PM) raw materials and the need to control future costs, scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory invented a new motor topology that eliminates the PM. Other
innovations include brushless adjustable field excitation for high starting torque, field weakening, and improved power factor and novel locks for higher peak speed.