MITEI-supported research advancing the science, technologies, and policies needed to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and expand energy access.
Spatial-economic systems analysis of cost-effective CCUS deployment scenarios.
Agent-based capacity expansion modeling to evaluate how technologies and policies contribute to resiliency as the grid decarbonizes.
Analysis of the technology and economics of slow charging for residential and city infrastructure.
Develop integrated models for hydrogen and liquid fuel production to identify synergistic opportunities in different global regions
Cost, Schedule & Licensing Hurdles for Engineering, Procurement, Construction and O&M of SMRs in Industrial Settings