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Newsroom

You can keep up-to-date on EPRI's science and technology programs, technology demonstrations, product developments, and new initiatives through these online news resources.

EPRI Report Measures Consumers’ Interest in and Infrastructure Expectations for Electric Vehicles
July 26, 2010

Three EPRI Scientists Selected as Lead Authors for Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 5th Assessment
July 7, 2010

EPRI and SolarCity to Install Photovoltaic Rooftop Research System
June 23, 2010

EPRI and TVA to Build Integrated Solar-Assisted Electric Charging Station
June 18, 2010

EPRI's Board of Directors Elects Michael Howard President and CEO
June 7, 2010

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Featured Stories
	14 PowerPoint Slides That Shook the Earth (July 26, 2010) Greentech Media's list of historically significant PowerPoint slides includes EPRI's PRISM and Smart Grid slides.
	EPRI Long Term Operations Project (July 20, 2010) EnergyBiz article on the future of nuclear power features the EPRI research.
	EPRI-IPCC Role Discussed (July 16, 2010) Steve Rose, one of three EPRI econonmists selected to work on the next IPCC Report, is interviewed by Clean Skies TV.
	Energy Policy Scrutinized (July 12, 2010) Washington Post columnist cites EPRI and quotes Revis James on the potential of renewable generation.
	Could the lights go out in the Northeast? (July 9, 2010) EPRI VP Arshad Mansoor was interviewed on CNN to provide perspective on stressed transformers in the Northeast.
	Electric Car Charging Station at EPRI (July 8, 2010) ChargePoint® networked charging station unveiled at EPRI’s Palo Alto offices.
	Wave Energy Buoy Technology (July 4, 2010) EPRI’s Doug Dixon is quoted in a Star-Ledger article on the technology for electricity generation.
	World's Most Efficient Solar Plant? (June 23, 2010) EPRI Project Manager Cara Libby was quoted in a Greentech Media story on the comparative (and competitive) efficiencies of concentrated solar power plants.
	Energy Risk Conference (June 14, 2010) EPRI’s Art Altman was interviewed by Energy Risk Magazine about the Senate financial reform bill.
	Technology Review Profiles Robot (June 9, 2010) EPRI's Andrew Phillips explains how a line-crawling robot could eliminate the need for helicopters in diagnosing problems in transmission lines.
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Confronting the CO2 Challenge
EPRI has found an aggressive but feasible approach to reverse atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations while meeting the growing demand for electricity. We call our approach "The Full Portfolio."

Related Information

Assessing future electricity technology portfolios (EPRI PRISM and economic analyses)
The Power to Reduce CO2 Emissions: The Full Portfolio (9/5/2007)
EPRI Report 1015461

The economically optimum future technology portfolio
The Power to Reduce CO2 Emissions: The Full Portfolio – 2008 Economic Sensitivity Studies (12/11/2008)
EPRI Report 1018431

Video:
The Full Portfolio of electricity technologies can stabilize and reverse industry CO2. EPRI's CEO, Steve Specker discusses the concepts.
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Video file courtesy of NRECA