The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) primary Laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development. Established in 1974, NR...
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This facility enables NREL's scientists, engineers, and industry partners to research and test complex devices and concepts for energy systems. ESIF is a megawatt-scale test facility to help NREL spee...
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NREL's Distributed Energy Resources Test Facility (DERTF) is a working laboratory for interconnection and systems integration testing. This state-of-the-art facility includes generation, storage, and ...
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This facility houses process development trains for converting biomass to ethanol, the Steam Gun Pretreatment Laboratory, a fermentation mini-pilot unit, and compositional process monitoring equipment...
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This structure supports testing of solar components that require tracking of the sun in elevation and azimuth....
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Our 7,500-square-foot dynamometer facility offers wind industry engineers a unique opportunity to conduct lifetime endurance tests on a wide range of wind turbine drivetrains and gearboxes at various ...
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The high bay houses a 225-kilowatt dynamometer for testing small wind turbine components and subsystems....
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This facility provides office space for industry researchers, experimental laboratories, computer facilities for analytical work, and space for assembling components and turbines for atmospheric testi...
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Test sites are available for wind turbine manufacturers that need to test their prototype machines....
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In this facility, researchers explore new and more efficient methods of using resources such as unwanted waste to create useful fuels, electricity, and chemicals. This includes photovoltaics, biomass,...
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