Energy Management and Sustainability

Renewable Energy, Electric Power Grids, Oil/Gas excluding Extraction, Batteries, Power Electronic Conversion, Waste to Energy and Materials, Thermal Management of Electronic Devices, Air Pollution and Environment

Recent Highlights

18 August

UTA working with Navy on high-voltage insulators

UTA researcher working with Navy on high-voltage energy storage, pulsed power systems

9 July

UTA researcher working to develop algorithm to increase efficiency, reliability, security of national power grid

31 July

UTA technology could change way computers dissipate heat

Two researchers examining some electronics in a datacenter.

Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems (ES2)

With facilities at UTA, Binghamton University, Villanova University, and Georgia Institute of Technology, the Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems, a National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC), works in partnership with government, industry and academia to develop methodologies for efficiently operating electronic systems, including data centers, by controlling resources and managing workloads to achieve optimal energy consumption.

Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems (ES2)

Example of a data graphic that might be used in lab.

Electronics, MEMS, & Nanoelectronics Systems Packaging Center (EMNSPC)

The EMNSPC focuses on developing and studying conventional and novel data center cooling technologies and determining the effects of environmental conditions on IT equipment reliability at the server and package level.

EMNSPC