Team adapts a solar-powered process that converts carbon dioxide into carbon so that it produces carbon nanotube

Heating simple metal oxides, like rust, could become the foundation for a solar technology that would make and store electricity by separating the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up water.

Researchers' findings demonstrate that renewable pollens could produce carbon architectures for anode applications in energy storage devices

Team's work offers the possibility of a battery with high efficiency and good cycle life

Controlling surface chemistry could lead to higher-capacity, faster-charging batteries for electronics, vehicles, and energy-storage applications

PNNL organic battery will be cheaper than standard vanadium flow battery

Berkeley Lab researchers’ discovery may enable next-generation cathodes.

How Berkeley Lab battery spinoff Seeo got acquired by a major multinational company

Work demonstrates a major advance in the long history of water-based (aqueous) batteries by doubling their voltage

Harvesting algae blooms could help mitigate environmental problems and provide a source of biomass