Aerial photography of energy storage in government buildings

Where can I find Department of Energy photos?

You can find thousands of Department of Energy photos in the archives. These photographs depict various programs and activities of the U.S. Department of Energy and the national laboratories. Please see the Website policies for more information on using these photographs.

What is the NREL Image Gallery?

The NREL Image Gallery is the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's collection of photo resources related to renewable energy and energy efficiency.

Who is the emerging technologies lead on opaque building envelope & thermal energy storage?

He is the Emerging Technologies lead on Opaque Building Envelope and Thermal Energy Storage R&D. Sven originally joined DOE in 2012 as an ARPA-E technology-to-market advisor, where he helped transition breakthrough energy technologies from lab to market.

What is the Department of energy Flickr photostream?

The Department of Energy's Flickr Photostream is a collection of photos that provides images for the general public and the Department of Energy community.

What is the future of energy storage?

In addition to the U.S. government’s climate goals, the growth of electric vehicle usage, increased deployment of variable renewable generation, and declining costs of storage technologies are among other drivers of expected future growth of the energy storage market.

Why do we need a standard protocol for energy storage?

Standard protocols are needed for testing and comparing TES systems to each other as well as comparing TES to other types of energy storage. Wide variation in building codes can be a barrier to new technology implementation. Codes and standards will need to be updated, or new ones developed, to capture TES.