Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: How Techno-Economic Analysis Can Improve Energy Technologies
April 23, 2021
April 23, 2021
WASHINGTON, April 23 -- The U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory issued the following Q&A by Researcher Hanna Breunig:
For new energy technologies, the time elapsed from when a breakthrough is made in a laboratory setting until when it is validated, scaled up, piloted, and then widely commercialized can be years or even decades. But in the race to avoid the most damaging impacts of climate warming, the need for negative emissions technologies is . . .
For new energy technologies, the time elapsed from when a breakthrough is made in a laboratory setting until when it is validated, scaled up, piloted, and then widely commercialized can be years or even decades. But in the race to avoid the most damaging impacts of climate warming, the need for negative emissions technologies is . . .