DOE OSTI · 2439351
Quantum for Energy Systems and Technologies
Abstract
Quantum Information Science (QIS) is expected to profoundly change the practice of science and engineering in the coming decades. QIS technology exploits quantum phenomena for performing tasks that are impossible to do today and is a rapidly progressing field, fueled by large investments from the private sector and governments. Its importance to the U.S. economy and national security is underscored by the National Quantum Initiative Act (NQIA) passed in December 2018, which creates a coordinated multiagency program to support research and training in QIS. After the NIQA signed into law, NETL has launched an initiative to apply QIS to problems encountered in energy technology development. In Jan. 2020, an Quantum for Energy Systems & Technologies (QUEST) working group was formed to establish a workforce capable of developing, reviewing, managing, and advising on QIS-related technologies for NETL and FECM. Since then, the QUEST team have been working on developing quantum sensing technology and performing quantum computing to solve energy-related problems. This poster summarized the QUEST team’s activities & accomplishments on QIS targeting energy-related applications.
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Paudel, Hari P., Lander, Gary, Crawford, Scott, Lee, Yueh-Lin, Brister, Matthew, Nguyen, Manh Tien, Wuenschell, Jeffrey, Wright, Ruishu, Buric, Michael, Alfonso, Dominic, Duan, Yuhua. 2024-08-12. Quantum for Energy Systems and Technologies. https://doi.org/10.2172/2439351
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