This edition of the Energy & Power Systems (EPS) TOE features information about the magnetic microgenerators which work on piezoelectricity and are suitable for powering IoT sensors. The TOE covers innovations pertaining to low emission hydrogen production based on methane pyrolysis, palladium membranes and gallium-aluminum composite material. The TOE provides latest innovation in nuclear fusion based on inertial fusion technology. TOE provides key innovations pertaining to perovskite solar cell such as modifications in crystal structure, bifacial design, and better synthesis techniques. The TOE also covers recent progress in batteries for stationery and mobility applications including sodium-sulfur batteries, design improvements for short charging time & long driving range, cobalt-free cathode production and novel non-flammable electrolyte. Finally, the TOE covers infrared light energy harvesting based on the Scandium Nitride.
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Table of Contents
Innovations In Self-powered Sensors, Hydrogen Production, Nuclear Fusion, and Vibration Energy Harvesting
- Piezoelectricity-fired Magnetic Microgenerators Power Internet of Things (IoT) Sensors
- Enerbee Technology’s Value Proposition
- Enerbee Technology - Investor Dashboard
- Plasma-based Methane Pyrolysis for Cost-effective Hydrogen and Solid Carbon Production
- Plenesys’ Value Proposition
- Plenesys - Investor Dashboard
- Simpler and Energy-efficient Projectile-based Inertial Nuclear Fusion Technology
- First Light Fusion’s Value Proposition
- First Light Fusion - Investor Dashboard
- Palladium Membrane-based Cost-effective Hydrogen Production from Natural Gas
- Hydrogen Mem-Tech’s Value Proposition
- Hydrogen Mem-Tech - Investor Dashboard
- Vibration Energy Harvesting (VEH) for Self-powered Sensors
- 8power’s Value Proposition
- 8power - Investor Dashboard
- Novel Method to Produce Green Hydrogen Using Gallium-Aluminum Composite Material
- UC, Santa Cruz - Value Proposition
- Crystal Structure Modifications Enhance the Perovskite Performance
- Monash University-Value Proposition
- Bifacial Perovskites Achieve High Energy Efficiency and Stability
- Rice University-Value Proposition
- Ultrathin Solar Cells Offering High Power per Kilogram (kg)
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Value Proposition
- Superior Synthesis Technique for Perovskite Solar Cell Production
- ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science’s Value Proposition
- Hydrothermal Synthesis-based Low-cost Cobalt-free Cathode Production
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Value Proposition
- Non-flammable Electrolyte Offering Superior Temperature Tolerance
- SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory’s Value Proposition
- Single-crystalline Scandium Nitride (ScN) Enables Energy Absorption from Infrared Light
- JNCASR’s Value Proposition
- Sodium-sulfur Battery Technology Offering Low-cost Energy Storage
- The University of Sydney’s Value Proposition
- Improve Electric Vehicle Battery Design Offers Short Charging Times and Longer Driving Range
- The Pennsylvania State University’s Value Proposition
- Key Contacts
Appendix
- Criteria for Rating of Innovations - Explanation
- Legal Disclaimer
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- 8power
- ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science
- Enerbee Technology
- First Light Fusion
- Hydrogen Mem-Tech
- JNCASR
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Monash University
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Plenesys
- Rice University
- SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
- The Pennsylvania State University
- The University of Sydney
- UC, Santa Cruz
