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A geographically-resolved method to estimate levelized power plant costs with environmental externalities

J.D. Rhodes, C.W. King, G. Gulen, S. Olmstead, J. Dyer, R.E. Hebner, F.C. Beach, T.F. Edgar, and M.E. Webber

A Grid-Level Assessment of Compressed Air Energy Storage in ERCOT

A.K. Townsend

A Grid-Level Unit Commitment Assessment of High Wind Penetration and Utilization of Compressed Air Energy Storage in ERCOT

J.B. Garrison

A Low-Cost and High-Energy Hybrid Iron-Aluminum Liquid Battery Achieved by Deep Eutectic Solvents

Katrina Ramirez-Meyers

A Method for Developing Design for Environment Guidelines for Future Product Design

C. Telenko, C.C. Seepersad, and M.E. Webber

A Method for Evaluating Grid Stability with High Penetrations of Renewable Energy and Energy Storage

Dr. Sam Johnson, Mechanical Engineering

A Methodology for Analyzing Energy and Environmental Trade-offs For Different Travel And Information Communication Technologies Options

C.E. Grosvenor, M.C. Lott, and M.E. Webber

A Methodology for Evaluating the Environmental Trade-Offs for Different Travel and Information Communication Technologies (ICT)

C.E. Grosvenor, M.C. Lott, and M.E. Webber

A Mixed-Integer Model for Optimal Grid-Scale Energy Storage Allocation

C.B. Harris

A Model of Implementing Advanced Power Plant Cooling Technologies to Mitigate Water Management Challenges in Texas River Basins

M.E. Clayton, A.S. Stillwell and M.E. Webber

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