Science & Technology : Engineering : Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering

Ames Laboratory Home Page
www.ameslab.gov/
A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory operated by Iowa State University, Ames Laboratory explores the chemical, engineering, materials, mathematical and physical sciences in search of solutions to energy-related problems. Site features include an overview of the lab, its research programs and data.

Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research
www.er.doe.gov/
This U.S. Department of Energy site provides information on basic research and the development of new techniques in energy sciences. Find information on magnetic fusion energy, high energy nuclear physics and other alternatives to traditional energy production. Links to energy research offices and related servers.

Electric Power Research Institute
www.epri.com/
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) encourages the development of technology within the electricity industry. The EPRI Web site displays a slick interface linking users to publications, databases and business groups related to the advancement of electrical power.

Hanford Home Page
www.hanford.gov/
The Hanford Nuclear Reservation is located near Richland, in southeast Washington. Its plutonium reactors have been moth balled; now it supports research in waste management, environmental restoration and energy. Visitors will learn about its work here.

Lockheed Martin Energy Systems
www.ornl.gov/mmes.html
Lockheed Martin Energy Systems manages energy-related facilities for the U.S. Department of Energy. Visitors can browse through general company-related information, as well as information on specific technologies, products and facilities.

National Renewable Energy Laboratory
nrelinfo.nrel.gov/
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewal Energy Laboratory conducts efficiency research to develop new clean technologies for heating, lighting and powering U.S. buildings and vehicles. Access the labs research areas, program activities and
information resources.

Nonintrusive Appliance Load Monitoring
www.li.net/~george/research/nalm.html
This technical document explains nonintrusive appliance load monitoring and provides references and links to related Internet resources. Visitors can read the text here or investigate a book published by this Web site's maintainer.

The Salt River Project
www.srp.gov/
Power production and water resources are the focus of the Salt River Project, which unveils information about its vast holdings that serve more than 1 million electric customers and water shareholders. Stop by for customer info or to check out employment opportunities.

Solar Energy Laboratory
sel.me.wisc.edu
The College of Engineering Solar Energy Laboratory, University of Wisconsin, Madison, maintains this home page with information about the lab, its research of practical solar applications, faculty and computer programs. This page also links to related sites.

Student Solar Information Network
www.neosoft.c om/internet/paml/groups.S/ssin.html
This is the listing for the Student Solar Information Network (SSIN) from the index of Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists of NeoSoft. SSIN provides information and resources to people studying solar and renewable energy.

U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network
www.eren.doe.gov/
The goal of the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is to develop efficient technologies that are affordable. The office gives a detailed look at its various projects and partnerships here and provides extensive information about energy efficient and renewable technologies.

University of California - Department of Energy National Laboratories
labs.ucop.edu/
Three Department of Energy National Laboratories operated by the University of California are profiled on this Web site. Read about the organization, management and research projects in this unique system, or download a copy of the newsletter and selected publications from the documents library.

World Power Technologies
www.webpage.com/wpt
World Power Technologies is a manufacturer of wind-powered generators. Includes product descriptions, technical specifications and instructions on planning individual
electrical systems.