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Progress Toward Commercial Deployment of sCO2 Brayton Power Cycles.
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Comparion of Infrasound Wind Noise Reduction Systems for Use in Temporary Deployments.
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Lightweight Distributed Metric Service: Deployments Enhancements Roadmap and Activities.
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Accelerating the Deployment of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) Technologies.
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Comparison of Infrasound Wind Noise Reduction Systems for Use in Temporary Deployments.
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Analysis of Potential Standardized Canister Deployments at Commercial US Nuclear Reactor Sites
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Maritime ports may be the next deployment for hydrogen fuel cells.
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Accelerating Deployment of Distributed Photovoltaics in Partner Countries
There is a significant opportunity to help developing countries quickly augment DPV programs, and a wealth of international experience and expertise to draw upon to do so. USAID has launched a multi-year program to assist countries across the DPV spectrum. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is supporting USAID (and drawing on Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and others) in developing and implementing pilot projects in selected USAID partner countries, collaborating with these countries to accelerate DPV market development.
Sharing the Sun: Understanding Community Solar Deployment and Subscriptions
This slide deck presents community solar project and subscription contract data from an initial round of data collection for a three-year project studying the U.S. community solar market.
Deployment of Scalable UQ Methods for High-Fidelity Simulation-based Applications within the DOE.
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