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Balancing performance while transforming as an integrated power business

Equinor U.S. Senior VP outlines how the company leverages its operational expertise to become a broader energy company and continue to evolve within the energy market.

November 9, 2026 MITEI

This is what Obama just unveiled to boost solar

The president is pushing a clean energy loan guarantee program, which helped electric car success story Tesla, but also failed solar company, Solyndra

August 25, 2015 In the media Fortune

Jay Whitacre and the edible battery

Because clean energy isn't enough - you need clean storage, too

August 24, 2015 In the media Ozy

Tech companies crowd in at Kumbh to test real-time innovations

MIT researchers seize unique opportunity to study urbanization, transportation, and energy in India

August 24, 2015 In the media The Times of India

The controversial quest to stop climate change by pulling carbon out of the air

It may be too expensive to work

August 20, 2015 In the media The Verge

Ecovent ramps up hiring for debut of room-by-room temperature system

The smart home heating startup just moved into a bigger Charlestown office - here's why they're dead set on staying local

August 20, 2015 In the media BostInno

Google's Project Sunroof: How it could help you save with solar power

Google's new online service shows consumers how much they can save by turning to solar energy

August 19, 2015 In the media The Christian Science Monitor

Why manhole explosions happen in the summer

MIT's Cynthia Rudin on the nuances of NYC's energy grid

August 19, 2015 In the media NBC News

MIT puts pedestrians at the center of urban design

MIT Media Lab's "Placelet" project will measure the quality of a space by tracking how people move through it

August 18, 2015 In the media CityLab

Can Wristify work as a personal air conditioner?

MIT startup regulates body temps with a bracelet that can heat or cool the wearer

August 18, 2015 In the media Treehugger

Paying for solar power

SolarCity's massive new manufacturing plant in Buffalo, New York, reflects a booming demand for solar power. MITEI Director Robert Armstrong weighs in on whether or not it's sustainable

August 17, 2015 In the media MIT Technology Review

Tiny balls of fire

A nanotechnological accident may lengthen battery lives

August 17, 2015 In the media The Economist

Much more toxic mercury is blowing in from Asia than thought

Scientists discover that twice as much of the metal is being emitted into the atmosphere from coal-fired power plants than previously thought

August 14, 2015 In the media TakePart

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Jay Whitacre and the edible battery

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The controversial quest to stop climate change by pulling carbon out of the air

Ecovent ramps up hiring for debut of room-by-room temperature system

Google's Project Sunroof: How it could help you save with solar power

Why manhole explosions happen in the summer

MIT puts pedestrians at the center of urban design

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