Energy

BP-MIT partnership to focus on energy conversion technologies

BP becomes inaugural founding member of MIT Energy Initiative

September 25, 2007

Solar7: Nothing like the sun

September 10, 2007

The Chevrolet Volt concept car was unveiled by GM in January. A company with MIT roots will develop battery cells to meet the specific requirements of the car.

GM plugs in to battery technology with MIT roots

August 10, 2007

MIT senior Jules Walter in Ghana. He is holding a sample of charcoal made from corncobs.

MIT team cooks up simple fuel recipe

Charcoal technology holds promise for Third World

August 1, 2007

Thaddeus Jusczyk and James Graham at the Holcim Forum 2007 awards ceremony. The two MIT students won first place for their plan to harness the energy of crowds.

MIT duo sees people-powered "Crowd Farm"

Plan would harvest energy of human movement

July 25, 2007

Mechanical engineering professor Professor Wai K. Cheng, chemical engineering graduate student John Angelos, mechanical engineering graduate student Nathan Anderson, and chemical engineering professor William H. Green, Jr. in lab with the engine they are working with to increase fuel efficiency.

MIT researchers work toward spark-free, fuel-efficient engines

July 23, 2007

Stephen Ansolabehere in MIT's Power Plant Facility

Americans warming to nuclear power - MIT survey

July 23, 2007

MIT a winner in inaugural climate change grants

July 5, 2007

Profesor Henry D. Jacoby, Co-Director, Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, center, leads a team that has analyzed the potential impact of several bills before Congress dealing with how to cut emissions of greenhouse gases. At left is John Reilly of the Laboratory for Energy and the Environment who is associate director for the joint program, and at right Sergey Paltsev, of t...

MIT model compares environmental, economic effects of emissions bills

June 26, 2007

MIT China expert: Beijing does not drive energy policy

June 25, 2007

Civil and environmental engineering sophomore Liz Labuz powers the radio to her right by pedaling her team's "The Pedaler Challenge", a pedal machine that powers a radio. As a member of the CEE sophomore design course, she and her fellow classmates were required to design and built an energy-producing machine.

Civil engineers pump energy into machines

June 22, 2007

MIT joins effort for energy-efficient computing

June 14, 2007

Kabcenell Foundation awards MITEI $1 million for new curricula

June 13, 2007

The Great Dome lights up the Cambridge skyline. It was illuminated by 12 new energy-efficient LED fixtures.

Great Dome lights up the night

June 12, 2007

Ford-MIT Alliance is renewed

June 6, 2007

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