GE Energy produces engines that can help dairy farmers generate methane energy.
Integrated gasification combined cycle process at Kern County plant will convert coal power to electricity and capture and sequester carbon dioxide in an adjacent oil field.
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology scientists have developed a lighter weight, longer lasting battery that could be made even more powerful and rechargeable.
Data could save utilities money and facilitate logistics for repair crews.
Carbon nanotubes have enabled the chemical engineers to achieve hydrogen storage capacity up to 8 percent by weight.
A designer molecule created by researchers at Indiana University Bloomington works in water at normal pH levels.
Senior scientist applauds collaboration leading to productivity model.
A potato farmer from Florida uses the Inline Processor and claims it increased his yield 45 percent over two fields.
The program is expected to cut paper waste, printing and mailing costs.
ITT modified the process with an Intermittent Cycle Extended Aeration System.
The company says its new 2100Q portable turbidimeter delivers the most accurate turbidity readings
Penn State engineer and Napa Wine Company use a microbial electrolysis plant to process agricultural wastewater.
Applied Cleantech and Qteros have developed Q Microbe technology, which transforms municipal wastewater solids material into automobile fuel.
The system can help ports reduce up to 99 percent of air pollutants emitted by ships.
Using lasers and sensors, a team of researchers has demonstrated a new method of identifying nitric oxide.
Knowing how fluid boils in microchannels may help engineers develop cool high-power electronics for transportation, computers, and other devices.
The Governor's Award recognizes PPG's Green Logic paint detackifier.
A baffled bioreactor uses baffles to create an intermediate settling chamber for sludge return and to treat water to a level suitable for use in toilet flushing and car washing.