Energy-Water Resource Systems

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) supports the Department of Energy's mission to research, test, evaulate, develop, and demonstrate deployment of innovative technologies capable of generating renewable, environmentally responsible, and cost-effective energy from water resources. ORNL, supports hydropower research, technology development, deployment, and market acceleration.

The Energy-Water-Resource Systems team within ORNL's Environmental Sciencs Division is committed to Sustainable energy production and water availability in healthy ecosystems through technology development, systems analysis, and decision support.

spacer Current Research Focus Areas are on Research, Development, Deployment and Market Acceleration

Conventional Hydropower - Existent Infrastructure, Pumped Storage, Small Hydropower, New Hydropower, Non-powered dams.
Hydrokinetics– Riverine, Marine, Tidal, Wave
Modeling – Optimization, Ecosystem and Organism Interaction, Water Quality, Headwater benefits, Climate Change

Current opportunities to work with this team can be accessed through Oak Ridge National Laboratory career page: www.ornl.gov/ornl/careers and the ORISE Science Education Programs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory at www.orau.org/ornl/postdocs/ornl-pd-pm/.

Factsheets

  • ORNL Hydropower Fact Sheet June 2014spacer
  • ORNL Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Hydropower Reservoirs spacer
  • ORNL Instream/Environmental Flows Researchspacer
  • National Hydropower Asset Assessment Program (NHAAP) June 2012spacer
  • ORNL MHK Acoustic Measurements Oct 2011 spacer
  • ORNL Environmental Fact Sheet Jan 2011 spacer
  • ORNL Hydropower Optimization Jan 2011 spacer
  • Downstream Fish Passage through Hydropower Turbinesspacer
  • The Use of Traits-Based Assessment to Estimate Effects of Hydropower Projects on Fish Populationsspacer

Events

Water Power Program 2010 Hydropower Workshop Series

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