News Article, June 14, 2021 • The report, "Energy Research & Social Science," was published by researchers from the Michigan Technological University and the US Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories. Read the complete PV Magazine article to learn more about solar researchers and their potential role in promoting agrivoltaics. Go to the article
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“We’ve Got the Power”: Sandia technology test delivers electricity to the grid
News Article, August 9, 2022 • First test of cutting-edge Brayton cycle technology put power into local grid For the first time, Sandia National Laboratories researchers delivered electricity produced by a new power-generating system to the Sandia-Kirtland Air Force Base electrical grid. The system uses heated supercritical carbon dioxide instead of steam to generate electricity and...
2013 Wind Plant Reliability Workshop
Page • Venue Details Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown 2600 Louisiana Blvd NEAlbuquerque, New Mexico, 87110Phone: (505) 881-0000 Attendee Rate and Call-in Code A limited block of rooms is for the special rate of $81.00/night (+ taxes). These rooms can be reserved online or by calling 800-325-3535 (ask for “Sandia National Laboratories 2013 Wind Plant Reliability Workshop” group rate)....
2014 Wind Plant Reliability Workshop
Page • Sandia National Laboratories Wind Program Project Posters August 26, 2014 7:00 am – 8:00 am – Continental Breakfast, Check-in, and Registration 8:00 am – 9:30 am – Welcome and Opening Remarks Setting the Stage for the Policies and Research Leading to the Next Generation of Rotor Blade TechnologySpeaker Welcome: D....
2016 Wind Turbine Blade Workshop
Page • Presenters Carol L. Adkins Carol L. Adkins is the director of both the Energy Technologies and System Solutions Center and the Renewable Systems and Energy Infrastructure program area at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Previous management assignments include director of Materials Science and Engineering, deputy director of the...
2018 Sandia Blade Workshop
Page • August 28-29, 2018Lubbock, Texas About the Workshop In 2004, the first Sandia Blade Workshop was held in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The average diameter of a rotor was 74 meters with just over 6 gigawatts of total installed wind capacity. Approaching 2018, the average rotor diameter has grown to over 108...
2022 Power Electronics & Energy Conversion Workshop
Page • Archived Videos View the Power Electronics & Energy Conversion Workshop bios and abstracts booklet. Tuesday, August 23 8:00 am – 8:30 am MT WelcomeAmy Halloran, Sandia National Laboratories; Charles Hanley, Sandia National Laboratories; Craig Lawton, Sandia National Laboratories8:30 am – 8:40 am MTChallenges of Power Electronics for the Future Grid...
2022 Sandia Blade Workshop
Page • Oct. 17-20, 2022Albuquerque, NM WELCOME & OVERVIEW Thank you for joining us at the 2022 Sandia Blade Workshop. The wind energy departments at Sandia and I are excited to welcome you to Albuquerque, NM, to discuss wind turbine blades and more. We have not been able to host a workshop...
2023 Power Electronics & Energy Conversion Workshop
Page • The goal of this workshop is to identify research directions and priorities for the next generation of power electronics and energy conversion systems for the electric grid, transportation, and national security. Date: Wednesday, August 2nd and Thursday, August 3rd Location: State Bar of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico Hosted by:...
2024 European PVPMC Workshop announces call for abstracts
News Article, April 15, 2024 • Sandia National Laboratories’ PV Performance and Modelling Collaborative has released a call for abstracts for the 2024 European PVPMC Workshop. The Technical University of Denmark, European Energy, and Sandia will host the event taking place in Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 21-22, 2024. Workshop organizers are currently inviting session abstracts on the...
2024 Power Electronics & Energy Conversion Workshop
Page • The goal of this workshop is to identify research directions and priorities for the next generation of power electronics and energy conversion systems for the electric grid, transportation, and national security. Date:Tuesday, July 30 and Wednesday, July 31, 2024 Location:State Bar of New Mexico located at 5121 Masthead St NE,...
2024 Sandia Blade Workshop
Page • Thank you for attending the 2024 Sandia Blade Workshop. Below, you’ll find this year’s workshop presentations and the full workshop program. We look forward to meeting again in 2026! Workshop Presentations David ManiaciSandia National Laboratories2024 Sandia Blade Workshop WelcomeGeoff KliseSandia National LaboratoriesSandia Wind Program: Field Capabilities and Research AreasSteve NoletTPI...
2024 Sandia Blade Workshop
News Article, March 1, 2024 • The 2024 Sandia Blade Workshop will be held Sept. 16-20, 2024, at the Embassy Suites in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The workshop brings together wind industry experts, wind farm stakeholders and operators, manufacturers, and researchers. Speakers and attendees will address the major topics for wind turbine blades, network with colleagues, and...
2025 Power Electronics & Energy Conversion Workshop
Page • The Sandia Power Electronics and Energy Conversion Workshop (PEEC), held annually, focuses on the latest technical advancements in power electronics and energy conversion technologies. The workshop features technical sessions and panels that delve into topics across applications, converter topologies, and components. By bringing together experts from academia, industry, and government,...
A SEAT at the global table: Environmental modeling software endorsed by the Ocean Decade
News Article, June 6, 2024 • Figure: Example of a SEAT output showing risk of potential changes in seabed dynamics (i.e., erosion or deposition) caused by modified wave and circulation forces induced by a WEC array interacting with local sediment bed composition. Sandia National Laboratories’ Spatial Environmental Assessment Toolkit has received an endorsement from the United...
About Concentrating Solar Power
Page • Sandia National Laboratories' National Solar Thermal Test Facility and Sandia Technical Library have developed the world’s first and only digital collection of Concentrating Solar Power related historical documents, dating back to the CSP program inception at Sandia in the 1970’s to the present. This archive includes a significant number of paper-based documents...
About us
Page • The National Solar Thermal Test Facility (NSTTF) is operated by Sandia National Laboratories for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The 10-acre research and development (R&D) and testing facility located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, provides access to unique testing infrastructure which can achieve some of the highest and most controlled...
About Us
Page • About Us Energy has been part of Sandia National Laboratories’ mission since 1971 Our energy programs ensure the resilience and security of the nation’s energy infrastructures and environment by performing world-class research and development. The nation’s energy needs are changing, with an increased demand for clean and secure energy supplies,...
Accident Environments
Page • Accident environments exist across the six phases of the launch, which further demonstrates the importance of Space Nuclear Launch Safety analyses. Sandia’s ability to identify and mitigate mission risk is critical to the success of mission launch. Representative Accident Scenarios (RASs) Launch missions are divided into six phases. These phases...
Adam Keester
Staff Page • R&D Mechanical Engineer. Biography Adam Keester is a research and development (R&D) engineer in the Water Power Technologies Program at Sandia National Laboratories. Adam’s research focuses on developing open-source software, numerical modeling and data processing. His current work involves the development and support of open-source software for wave energy converter...
Adam Summers
Staff Page • Member of Technical Staff. Biography Adam K. Summers is a Senior Member of the Technical Staff in the Electric Power Systems Research Department at Sandia National Laboratories. He holds a Master’s in electrical engineering from The University of New Mexico focused on electric power systems. He is a Member of...
Advanced Energy Conversion
Page • Our approach to enable micro reactors and small modular reactors (SMRs) combines smart microgrid technology, High Performance Computing (HPC), Advanced Manufacturing (AM) and Supercritical Carbon Dioxide (sCO2) Brayton Cycle advanced energy conversion system. Sandia has 15 years’ experience designing, and performing sCO2 Brayton Cycle experiments, with the goal of increased thermal...
Advanced Engine Combustion
Page • Researchers from the Combustion Research Facility display a prototype ducted fuel injection module. Sandia’s engine combustion research program is sponsored by the Department of Energy Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) and industry partners. Our research focuses on the sectors prioritized by VTO’s Off-road, Rail, Marine, and Aviation program, conducted in close...
Advanced Grid Modeling
Page • Sandia National Laboratories Advanced Grid Modeling Program The electric power grid is the foundation of modern society. In fact, the National Academy of Engineering identified electrification as the greatest engineering achievement of the 20th century (http://www.greatachievements.org/). Today’s grid is rapidly evolving. Increasing amounts of variable renewable generation like wind and...
Advanced Grid Modeling Staff
Page • Contact an expert within Sandia’s Advanced Grid Modeling Program. NamePositionBrian J. Pierre, Ph.D.Manager, Electric Power Systems Research DepartmentBryan ArguelloSenior Member of Technical StaffBrent G. Austgen, Ph.D.Member of Technical StaffJoseph A. Azzolini, Ph.D.Senior Member of Technical StaffPedro Barba, Ph.D.Senior Member of Technical StaffMichelle Bester, Ph.D.Postdoctoral AppointeeLogan BlakelySenior Member of Technical StaffRaymond H....
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