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Rising energy needs throughout the U.S. come with the challenge of improving and innovating our energy infrastructure. For electrical power, this means the plants, power lines, equipment and other technology…

A team of researchers, including Johns Hopkins’ Ján Drgoňa, has developed a machine learning control method to make real-time operational decisions for chiller plants, reducing data center energy use by nearly 12%

A new study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University’s Renewable Energy and Equity Worldwide Laboratory (RENEW), together with collaborators with partners in Kenya found that green hydrogen in Kenya may be most valuable…

As electricity demand surges across the United States, a Johns Hopkins University initiative is helping states move faster—and more affordably—to expand grid capacity. The project, known as Leadership in Grid…

The Renewable Energy and Equity Worldwide Laboratory (RENEW Lab), led by Dan Kammen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Energy and Climate Justice, received an innovation grant from Sustainable Energy for All (Se4All), a program…

Johns Hopkins researchers identify vulnerabilities that could hinder nation's fast-growing energy demands for clean energy sources

Two core faculty members from the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute brought expertise from Johns Hopkins University to the global stage at New York City Climate Week— which ran from September 21-28 and…

Yury Dvorkin, Magdalena Klemun, and Jan Drgona presented at The Energy Technology and Science Bridge event which offered a look at the latest research to address global energy challenges

This article is part of a series featuring Q&As with Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI)-affiliated researchers. Next up is Daniel Kammen, who was recently announced as the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of the…

China's approach could offer a pathway to break the 'cost curse'

Heating and cooling buildings could soon become greener and more affordable thanks to a new tool developed by Hopkins engineer and smart-grid expert Yury Dvorkin

The inaugural Energy Technology and Science Bridge event brought together researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals