What do you get when you gather 2,500 researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, large companies, startups and government officials in one place for three days to discuss energy innovation? They immediately coalesce around the latest developments in advanced energy research, technology and applications.
This was the overriding theme at the recent ARPA-E (Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy) Innovation Summit, which focused on the strong need for advanced energy research – research in new technologies, research in new ways to use existing technologies, research in new ways to live our lives. If there was one point of agreement, it would be that there is no silver bullet to solve the nation’s or the world’s energy problems.
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