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New Robot Boosts Solar Energy Research
The robot conducts experiments more efficiently and sustainably to develop a range of new semiconductor materials.
NC State CALS Student Explores Biofuel at National Laboratory
This summer, biological and agricultural engineering major Paige Seibert is learning how to turn carbon dioxide into biofuel at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado.
Rob Handfield Addresses Why China Dominates the World’s EV Supply Chain
Poole College professor Rob Handfield discusses the world’s reliance on China for electric vehicle batteries and what the U.S. needs to gain a competitive edge.
Jenkins MBA Students Win Big at NC State eGames
Two Jenkins MBA students bring their bright ideas to life at NC State University’s annual eGames competition.
Are Electric Vehicles As Green As We Think? Rob Handfield Weighs In
Poole College professor Rob Handfield discusses how the demand for ‘green metals’ used in electric vehicle battery manufacturing far exceeds global supply and today’s known reserves.
Alumnus honored for work in nuclear energy and foreign policy
As a Ph.D. student nearing graduation in 1975, Alex R. Burkart hadn’t anticipated that his nuclear engineering degree would lead to a career in foreign policy.
Solar and (much) more: NC Clean Energy Technology Center marks 35 years
The North Carolina Solar Center was established in 1987 as an outgrowth of the Solar House, an educational resource and laboratory on the NC State University campus designed to demonstrate how solar energy could power an individual home.
Summer Energy Savings On Campus
NC State's Summer Energy Savings Initiative leverages lull in classroom usage for energy conservation, reducing costs and minimizing straing for regional electricity grids.
Powering Up Solutions
NC State College of Engineering students develop a clean energy concept for a campus site as part of senior design.
Progress On Campus Energy, Water Savings
Explore NC State’s 2022 Energy and Water Annual Report.