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National Laboratory Of The Rockies
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CleanTechnicaNLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of ExcellenceThe U.S. Department of Energy announced on Sept. 3 the establishment of a Geothermal Center of Excellence at the National Laboratory of the Rockies' campus in Golden, Colorado. Led by NLR and NETL, the center will convene industry, DOE, and national laboratory leaders to advance geothermal energy deployment. An industry advisory board will guide research priorities.The Cool DownDOE puts $3 million behind polyester-eating enzymes to turn textile waste into new polyesterThe U.S. Department of Energy awarded $3 million to Protein Evolution to scale enzymes that convert polyester textile waste into new polyester. The project, with partners Xytel and the National Laboratory of the Rockies, aims to compete on cost with virgin materials. The company plans a demonstration facility in 2025.DatacenterdynamicsON.energy completes construction of AI UPS system at National Laboratory of the Rockies, ColoradoON.energy completed construction of its AI UPS at the National Laboratory of the Rockies in Boulder, Colorado. The system, designed for AI data centers, will be tested at NLR's Flatirons Campus to validate performance under GPU workload spikes and grid conditions. The company plans to offer a controlled platform for customer validation scenarios.CleanTechnicaMultisensor Data Fusion Optimizes Traffic Flow & Intersection Safety, Delivering Cost & Time SavingsResearchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies have developed IPC-Fusion, an open-source toolkit that fuses data from cameras, lidar, radar and connected vehicles into a digital twin of intersection activity. Validated at Colorado Springs and Lakewood, it aims to enable signal optimization, safety monitoring and congestion mitigation. NLR is licensing the technology and expanding it to other transportation data challenges.CleanTechnicaNLR-NRRI Partnership Advances Industry-Scale Innovation and Process DemonstrationThe National Laboratory of the Rockies and the University of Minnesota's Natural Resources Research Institute launched the Joint Research Alliance for Innovative Materials and Processing for Advanced Critical Technologies, a translational proving ground for industry-scale critical minerals processing. The alliance spans technology readiness levels 1 through 9, bridging micro-pilot scales of 1 kg to industrial rates of 5–10 tons per hour. Early work includes metal recycling, lithium recovery in aircraft alloys, and copper removal from scrap steel.CleanTechnicaUnearthing the Future: Inside NLR’s Summer Educational ProgramsThe U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) hosted approximately 250 students across various educational levels in summer internship and educational programs focused on energy research and workforce development. Participants engaged in hands-on projects, including optimizing semiconductor techniques for consumer electronics and developing efficient processes to extract valuable minerals from mining waste. The initiative aims to cultivate a specialized STEM workforce by providing early-career researchers with access to national laboratory facilities and mentorship.CleanTechnicaMove Local Energy Goals Forward: Apply to the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership ProjectThe U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project (ETIPP) is accepting applications from local governments, tribes, and utilities until November 18, 2026, to provide technical and strategic support for energy infrastructure improvements. The program offers two tracks—strategic planning and deep-dive technical assistance—with funding up to $50,000, managed by the National Laboratory of the Rockies with support from DOE’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation.CleanTechnicaComputing Facilities Can Save Big and Keep Cool by Looking UndergroundA study led by the National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) in partnership with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and other institutions demonstrates that cold underground thermal energy storage can significantly reduce cooling costs for data centers. The research indicates potential annual electricity savings of up to 70% or approximately $20 million per gigawatt site, while also lowering water consumption and grid strain. Following these findings, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Geothermal has launched a three-year initiative to develop commercial-scale demonstration sites for this technology.Interesting EngineeringTwisted copper could stop hydrogen from hijacking CO₂ reductionResearchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies have developed a chiral copper catalyst with a helical structure that manipulates electron spin to suppress unwanted hydrogen production during CO₂ reduction, allowing more efficient conversion into useful carbon products like carbon monoxide and formate. The chiral-induced spin selectivity (CISS) effect makes hydrogen bond formation less favorable by polarizing electron spins, addressing a long-standing problem in electrochemical CO₂ conversion. Published in Nature Energy, the study provides evidence for a mechanism that could eventually help engineers make CO₂ electrolyzers more selective and reduce costs associated with mixed products in industrial chemical manufacturing.CleanTechnicaR&D 100 Awards Honor 4 NLR InnovationsThe U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) received four R&D 100 Awards for innovation in energy systems. The technologies include digital twin systems for freight rail, large-scale energy storage, turbulent flow simulation, and CO2 conversion, with additional recognitions in CSR and market disruptor categories.