The Portal Post Newsletter, Issue 5

September 21st, 2011

The Energy Innovation Portal has exciting new features to help you better locate and share U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Laboratory technologies!

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The Portal now features technology-specific widgets for each category highlighted on the Portal. Visit our widgets page to connect to any technology-specific widget. Share the Energy Innovation Portal with your contacts by adding one of our widgets to your Web page, blog, or social networking site.

The new Find More Like This feature on the Portal allows you to find marketing summaries and patents that are similar to the one you have already found. Click on the folder icon

to find more technologies like the one you are viewing.

Keep visiting the Portal to see the latest technologies and utilize this one-stop shopping solution for renewable energy technologies.

Featured Partner

Sandia National Laboratory Since 1949 Sandia National Laboratories has developed science-based technologies that support national security missions including strong portfolios in energy efficiency and renewable energy. Sandia has a diverse range of technologies available for partnerships and licensing for small startups or Fortune 500 companies. Sandia’s extensive technical expertise, capabilities, and facilities allow for cutting edge developments in the renewable energy sector which includes solar, renewable fuels, nuclear energy, Intelligent Grid technologies, wind, fuels, fuel cells, hydrogen, electrical systems, and geothermal.
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Available for Licensing

Featured EERE Technology

A team of scientists from the Savannah River National Laboratory and the University of Florida has successfully applied microwave technology to a variety of waste management applications. As a result of this collaboration, unique equipment and processes have been developed using hybrid microwave energy for the destruction of electronic circuitry and an assortment of waste streams, immobilization of hazardous constituents, and reclamation of valuable metals. The hybrid microwave system provides a simple processing method for the reduction of waste volume, immobilization of hazardous materials, and the ability to separate and reclaim important valuable metals. See the full summary for more:
Hybrid Microwave Energy
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