Applied Energy Tri-Laboratory Consortium Workshop Report: Materials Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Generation, Conversion, Delivery, and Storage

Anne Gaffney; Richard Boardman; Shannon Bragg-Sitton; Gary Groenewold; Daniel Ginosar; Jeff Aguiar; Gabriel Ilevbare; David Miller; David Alman; Douglas Kauffman; Harry Abernathy; Congjun Wang; Daniel Maloney; Margaret Ziomek-Moroz; Gregory Hackett; Randy Cortright; Judith Vidal; Panos Datskos; Todd Deutsch; Doug Arent; Mark Ruth; Jill Engel-Cox

doi:10.2172/1785315

Applied Energy Tri-Laboratory Consortium Workshop Report: Materials Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Generation, Conversion, Delivery, and Storage

Anne Gaffney, Richard Boardman, Shannon Bragg-Sitton, Gary Groenewold, Daniel Ginosar, Jeff Aguiar, Gabriel Ilevbare, David Miller, David Alman, Douglas Kauffman, Harry Abernathy, Congjun Wang, Daniel Maloney, Margaret Ziomek-Moroz, Gregory Hackett, Randy Cortright, Judith Vidal, Panos Datskos, Todd Deutsch, Doug ArentMark Ruth, Jill Engel-Cox

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Abstract

This report documents the outcomes of the Tri-Laboratory Materials Workshop that was held July 31 and August 1, 2019 to begin addressing the needs, opportunities, and challenges associated with the development, fabrication, and testing of the needed materials and components for integrated hybrid energy systems (i.e., incorporating nuclear, fossil, and renewables for electric and thermal applications). This was accomplished by assembling the research program leads and principal investigators at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), and National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), who support the research and development of new technology and system integration. The team then identified and prioritized key materials development needs. This effort was intended to enhance communications and synergy among the Tri-Lab partners.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	64
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1785315
State	Published - 2021

NREL Publication Number

NREL/TP-6A50-80054

Other Report Number

INL-EXT-20-60038DOE; NETL-2021/3207

Keywords

applied energy
challenges
consortium
conversion
delivery
fossil
generation
integrated hybrid
materials
materials development
nuclear
opportunities
renewables
storage
tri-lab
workshop

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Gaffney, A., Boardman, R., Bragg-Sitton, S., Groenewold, G., Ginosar, D., Aguiar, J., Ilevbare, G., Miller, D., Alman, D., Kauffman, D., Abernathy, H., Wang, C., Maloney, D., Ziomek-Moroz, M., Hackett, G., Cortright, R., Vidal, J., Datskos, P., Deutsch, T., ... Engel-Cox, J. (2021). Applied Energy Tri-Laboratory Consortium Workshop Report: Materials Challenges and Opportunities for Energy Generation, Conversion, Delivery, and Storage. https://doi.org/10.2172/1785315

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