What type of renewable energy does EPRI research particularly focus on?

EPRI focuses significantly on solar and wind energy as central components of its renewable energy research. This emphasis is driven by the increasing role that solar and wind systems play in transitioning to a low-carbon energy grid. With technological advancements and decreasing costs, solar photovoltaics and wind turbines have emerged as prominent sources of renewable energy. EPRI’s initiatives often include improving the efficiency and integration of these technologies into existing energy systems, investigating their impact on grid stability, and studying energy storage solutions that complement variable renewable generation.

Furthermore, solar and wind energy are becoming vital to meeting clean energy targets and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. EPRI works to address the technical, economic, and policy challenges involved in adopting these energy sources, making it a priority area for its research endeavors. The focus on these technologies is reflective of industry trends and government policies aimed at expanding renewable energy deployment, thus reinforcing their importance in shaping the future energy landscape.