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Leading the Nation in Clean Technology
June 27, 2016
Dr. Steven Ashby Laboratory Director Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
PNNL-SA-118979
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$955M FY15 Budget
4,400 Employees
99 Spin-off Companies 71 in Washington
181 R&D100 and FLC
Awards
2,469 U.S. and International
Patents
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Grid
Remediation
Climate
Nonproliferation
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KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON in a safe, secure, and sustainable manner
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WHAT BRINGS US TOGETHER TODAY? A shared passion for a clean, sustainable future
driven by Northwest innovation
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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (2015)
2014 U.S. Energy Consumption by Sector
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Electric & Hybrid VEHICLES
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26% of all U.S. greenhouse gases
27% of all U.S. energy use
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EVs represent
less than 1%
of the U.S. auto fleet
today
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Improving BATTERY LIFESPAN
through advanced
chemistries
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Improving BATTERY CAPACITY
through materials synthesis
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Decreasing BATTERY
COSTS through electron
microscopy
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Advancing SMART
CHARGERS through power
engineering
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More Efficient LIGHTING
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Largest source of energy use in commercial buildings
12% of total electricity use in U.S.
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Efficient lighting will cut
electricity use
IN HALF by 2030,
delivering
$26B in annual savings
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Solid-state lighting:
Increasing LED
efficiency
by 25%
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Market Adoption:
Converted
41,000 Seattle street
lamps to LEDs, saving $2.5M
annually
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Residential & Commercial
BUILDINGS
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38% of all U.S. greenhouse gases
40% of all U.S. energy use
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Low-Emissivity Windows:
10-35% INCREASE
in home efficiency
at ⅓ the cost of new windows
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Building Codes & Appliance Standards:
$65B SAVINGS
from Appliance Standards
in 2015
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Smart and Connected Buildings:
$490B market
for smart/connected home devices by 2019
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VOLTTRON:
FREE PLATFORM that integrates SMART
DEVICES within a building and to the grid
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VOLTTRON Connected Buildings
Challenge:
Competition underway to identify MOST
CREATIVE uses
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Connected Campus:
Connecting
smart buildings across an ENTIRE
CAMPUS
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UW / WSU / PNNL Transactive Campus:
Connecting
smart campuses across
WASHINGTON STATE
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Creating the Future POWER GRID
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100-year-old machine
Cheap, reliable energy
Must evolve to meet future demands
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147 GIGAWATTS
of renewable electricity onboarded
in 2015 =
LARGEST annual increase
EVER
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Grid-Scale Storage: TODAY
Vanadium
redox battery =
70% INCREASE in energy density
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Grid-Scale Storage: NEXT-GENERATION
New
FLOW BATTERIES
with increased density, reduced
size and cost
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Electricity Infrastructure Operations Center:
Where it
ALL comes
together
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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
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A Smart Manufacturing Revolution
PNNL to Lead Northwest Smart Manufacturing Hub
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CONTINUE TO INVEST IN THE FUTURE:
Keep the NORTHWEST
at the forefront of INNOVATION