Tag: clean energy

Jeffrey Reed Appointed Advanced Power and Energy Program Chief Scientist, Renewable Fuels and Energy Storage

Highly regarded engineer and strategist will focus on the research, development and deployment of sustainable energy solutions Jan. 3, 2018 – Jeffrey G. Reed, until recently the director of business strategy and advanced technology for the Southern California Gas Company, will join UC Irvine’s Advanced Power and Energy Program as chief scientist for renewable fuels and energy storage. In his new role, Reed will lead and expand an existing foundation of research and market...

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UCI Named as Partner in New Clean Manufacturing Institute

$140 million consortium aims to improve competitiveness of US industryFeb. 6, 2017 – The University of California, Irvine, in collaboration with the Rochester Institute of Technology’s Golisano Institute for Sustainability, has launched the Reducing Embodied-Energy & Decreasing Emissions Institute to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of U.S. manufacturing. The Department of Energy is providing up to $70 million to fund the REMADE Institute through its Manufacturing...

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On track for clean energy

UCI will host – and compete in – the California Challenge, which pits alternative-fuel race cars against each other Janet Wilson, UC Irvine (Update: UC Irvine’s natural-gas-powered Delta, aka Old Faithful, won the California Challenge Sunday evening on the race track at the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013 and XPO.) On the bottom floor of UC Irvine’s Engineering Tower sits the secret weapon – maybe. Dubbed Gamma Prime, it looks like do-it-yourself shelving laid flat. But...

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W.M. Keck Foundation Grants UCI $1 Million for Deep-Ocean Power Science Lab

Researchers will explore use of marine conditions to produce clean energy Lori Brandt, UCIrvine News The W.M. Keck Foundation has granted $1 million to UC Irvine to build a campus laboratory in which researchers can explore the potential of using the deep ocean’s low-temperature and high-pressure conditions to generate carbon-free power from methane hydrates. Three-dimensional, ice-like structures with natural gas locked inside, methane hydrates are found under the Arctic permafrost...

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