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Advancing US Hydropower Manufacturing With 3D Printing
A new initiative by the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory uses additive manufacturing to rapidly produce large metal turbine runners…
Hydropower Plant
Advanced Manufacturing Holds Promise to Modernize Hydropower Fleet
Fixed guide vane for hydropower turbine printed by ORNL (photo credit Genevieve Martin/ORNL, U.S. Department of Energy)Advanced manufacturing and materials, suc…
Nuclear Reactor
ČEz and šKoda JS Expand Use of 3D Printing
The Czech firms ČEZ and Škoda JS say that 4159 plastic and metal parts were produced using a 3D printer over the last year, helping to avoid delays caus…
Microgrid
Technology Trending: Microgrid DERMS, AI for Outage Recovery, Next-Gen Battery Electrodes, New Energy T ransition Materials
DERMS for Australian rural microgrids, AI for rapid outage recovery in China, 3D printing of high performance battery electrodes and a partnership to discover n…
China
China is Using AI and 3D Printing to Build a 590-Foot-Tall Dam Without the Need for Human Workers, Scientists Say
China is poised to build a hydropower dam in two years using artificial intelligence, construction robots, and zero human labor, scientists involved in the proj…
Wind Turbine
GE Renewable Energy Buys Minority Stake in 3D Printing Firm
COBOD has provided GE Renewable Energy with a 3D concrete printer to use at its new R&D facility in New York.
The Complications of 3D Printing in the Energy Industry
Andrew Docherty and Dan Sizer from leading IP and trademarks firm Marks & Clerk, on the overlooked complications of 3D printing in the energy industry.
Nuclear Reactor
3D Printing for Nuclear Reactors Steps off the Big Screen
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation has licensed a novel method to 3D print components for nuclear reactors.
Is 3D Printing The Future of Battery Design?
The technology promises smaller, more capable batteries that can be integrated into products—and, perhaps, designed with recycling in mind.