MIT researchers crack a stubborn rock puzzle that could reshape where the world gets its lithium
Lithium sits at the heart of the global push toward electric vehicles and grid-scale batteries — and much of it ...
Read more
Cornell engineers made a beam thinner than a human hair vibrate to store data “inside” electricity as a virtual battery
Cornell University has engineered an innovative data storage beam to address the AI energy crisis. Generative AI and smart cloud...
Read moreDetails
Cornell engineers develop vibrating-beam device that stores and computes analog data for AI hardware
Cornell University engineers have built a computing device that stores information electrically but reads it through a tiny vibrating beam...
Read moreDetails
Oak Ridge National Laboratory presents 2025 Small Business Awards to five companies and one staff member
Oak Ridge National Laboratory recognized five small business subcontractors and one internal staff member at its annual Small Business of...
Read moreDetails
Saving a “ghost fish” from the Grand Canyon is quietly draining power from millions of American homes
Fish species from the Grand Canyon could cost Americans a lot of clean power and money. Global climate change has...
Read moreDetails
U.S. total energy exports reach record 31 quads in 2025, with net exports up 20% from prior year
U.S. total energy exports hit a record 31 quadrillion British thermal units in 2025, up 2% from the previous record...
Read moreDetails
EIA forecasts U.S. natural gas power consumption to hold steady in 2026 summer before reaching record high in 2027
U.S. natural gas consumption for power generation is on track to hold flat this summer — then break records. In...
Read moreDetails
Oak Ridge National Laboratory honored five small business partners and a procurement officer at its 2025 Small Business Awards ceremony
Oak Ridge National Laboratory closed out fiscal year 2025 with its annual Small Business of the Year Awards ceremony, held...
Read moreDetails
Limestone pellets heated to 1,000°F: the thermal battery turning excess wind power into campus heat in rural Minnesota
Minnesotans can remain much warmer during the harsh winters thanks to a new thermal battery. Globally, many buildings still rely...
Read moreDetails
LATEST NEWS
In this issue:
Newsletter & Magazine Alerts
Delivered to you inbox!
Subscribe to the Energies Media newsletter and alerts covering energy business news, events, information, and trends shaping the market.
