Together ... Shaping the Future of Electricity
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) conducts research and development on technology, operations and the environment for the global electric power sector. EPRI, a non-profit organization, brings together its members, the institute’s scientists and engineers, along with experts from academia, industry and other research centers to meet challenges in electricity generation, delivery and use. EPRI supports multi-discipline research in emerging technologies, which drives long-range research and development planning. EPRI's members represent more than 90 percent of the electricity generated in the United States. International participation in its programs includes 40 countries. |
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Plug-in Cars Hot Again?
Fox Business News features a two-part discussion on electric cars. Are rising gas prices driving consumers to electric cars? Can you convert your fuel-powered car?.
>> Watch Part 1
>> Watch Part 2 (featuring Tom Reddoch, EPRI's Director of Energy Utilization) |
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EPRI Guidelines Lead Industry Effort to Improve Nuclear Fuel Performance
Nuclear News article discusses how EPRI's fuel reliability guidelines are helping nuclear plants reach a zero fuel failure goal by 2010.
>> Read the article |
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Larsen Discusses Nuclear Sector Priorities
Power Engineering Magazine interviewed Chris Larsen, EPRI Vice President, to discuss four nuclear sector research priorities.
>> Read the article
>> Listen to the podcast |
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Introducing our 2009 Research Offerings
EPRI's portfolio of offerings in 2009 can help you manage business risk, meet growing demand, produce electricity more profitably, reduce the impacts of CO2 and more
>> 2009 Research Portfolio |
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Visit the EPRI Booth at Plug-In 2008 Conference and Exposition San Jose McEnery Convention Center, San Jose, California, July 22-24, 2008
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