An award from @NASA 🚀, launching the first-of-its-kind data center test bed 🖥️, and capturing energy through artificial photosynthesis ☀️, it’s just another day at NLR! Tune in to the latest episode of Peaks to Power to learn more 🎧. https://t.co/O6vf71SjT8
Wave energy changes on the scale of seconds, creating power spikes and drops that challenge conventional wave energy systems. Explore advanced power electronics, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and more on 6/8.
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A research project for large public-utility company Xcel Energy sought to identify solutions to mitigate costly grid upgrades by applying “smarts” to flexible uses of energy in a way that preserves the same level of service and manages costs. Learn how: https://t.co/OOV57Cfnpr
Congrats to NLR postdoc Kalen Rasmussen for winning the #EnergySecurity award at the 2026 National Lab Research SLAM! His presentation explored how he uses microorganisms to recover critical metals from used #batteries. https://t.co/Cy8RnIcrck
Backed by 200+ physical assets, 27 megavolt-amperes of experimental power, and a 44-petaflop high-performance computer, the ARIES platform helps partners respond to doubts, address difficulties, or make decisions about future energy systems. https://t.co/v32NqjyUF2
National Laboratory of the Rockies scientists have found why some crystals see and remember light—a property they used to demonstrate a synapse-like circuit. Read the full story: https://t.co/75FOCtxy1I
Using a 70-MW digital twin on the ARIES platform, NLR worked with Verrus to evaluate the performance of its StabiliGrid™ approach under dynamic grid conditions — helping advance technologies designed for a more reliable grid.
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NLR’s 2025 Advanced Computing Annual Report is out! https://t.co/i0jOaapl8G
Powered by the Kestrel supercomputer, NLR’s HPC resources supported 507 modeling and simulation projects and 855 users last year, advancing research in AI, materials science, energy systems, & more.
Join us June 16 in Denver as we dive into one of the largest grid challenges today. NLR will co-host the Large Load Modeling, Testing and Interconnection Requirements Workshop with @EnergySystemsIG as part of their 2026 Summer Workshops. https://t.co/2fvXstsHjj
The State of Alaska and Department of Energy's National Lab of the Rockies signed a memorandum of understanding based on their shared interest in advancing Alaska’s role as a leader in critical minerals development, energy system innovation, and Arctic infrastructure.
From smarter airports to AI-powered research and expanded critical mineral capacity, the National Laboratory of the Rockies is driving innovation across industries. Listen to the latest Peaks to Power episode for more info: https://t.co/O6vf71SjT8
Today, NLR & @DOEelectricity unveiled Agora, which can help integrate large loads like data centers into the electric grid. With this new capability, data centers can evolve from large energy consumers into active participants in grid reliability. https://t.co/EcEIYOvKs5
The next Powered By webinar features the dGen™ model—used to simulate distributed energy adoption through 2050.
Join us May 21 at 10 a.m. MT for a free session led by Paritosh Das, with live Q&A.
Register ➡️ https://t.co/xMbllCK4Am
A semiconductor discovery at NLR shows how high-energy sunlight could be harvested for direct sun-to-fuel production. Read about the recent finding, https://t.co/0LT6SCY0j4
Get the data you need to help unlock the FULL value of your energy productivity projects with JUSTIFI. This tool identifies the multiple benefits (e.g., downtime, quality, safety) needed to strengthen a business case. It's free and no training is needed! https://t.co/wifjkL8aso
To shoot for the moon, first learn how to fail.
NLR’s Internal Short Circuit Device — @NASA's 2025 Invention of the Year — lets researchers trigger controlled battery failures on demand to learn more about how to keep Artemis II safe. See more, https://t.co/8qFAhrxTvN
NLR is administering DOE’s latest C‑MAP funding opportunity to strengthen microgrids in remote communities and key industrial areas. Awards range from $200k–$575k, with technical assistance included. Deadline: 7/2.
Register for the webinar on 5/26 at https://t.co/JbzvlSRmNK
Movement in cities and major activity centers is evolving. Automated mobility districts (AMDs) combine automated vehicles, micromobility & connected infrastructure. NLR’s new report explores AMDs, on-demand services & digital twins: https://t.co/MtXLF0kRPl