Energy technologies cover how energy is produced, converted, stored and used. Progress in areas such as solid-state batteries matters as transport and power systems shift toward electrification and variable renewable sources.
Clean energy and power technologies generate electricity with low operational emissions and support a changing energy system. They include emerging solar, wind, geothermal, and nuclear approaches that can broaden supply and complement variable renewables.
Energy storage holds energy for use when production and demand do not coincide. Battery developments, including solid-state designs, can support renewable integration, grid flexibility and electrified transport.
Hydrogen technologies cover production, conversion, storage, transport, and use in fuel cells. Low-emission hydrogen could serve industrial processes and applications that are difficult to electrify, depending on production and infrastructure.
This category covers systems that coordinate local energy resources and distributed power generation, including microgrids and virtual power plants. They help grids balance variable supply and demand while integrating renewables and storage.
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