INET researchers have theoretically developed three distinct power regulation methods for the SR-BC. Additionally, they have delineated the optimal application scenarios for each method.Ma Wenkui | INET newsDecember 27, 2024Future planetary bases, deep space exploration, orbital propulsion, and other space exploration technologies are important indicators of a society's technological level. Eff...

INET researchers developed a novel multisensory fusion technology which provides new research ideas for health monitoring and fault diagnosis of large-scale equipment in scenarios where high-quality fault samples are scarce Yan Xunshi | INET newsNovember 11, 2024 Research Associate Prof. Yan Xunshi and Prof. Shi Zhengang from the Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology (INET) of Tsinghua...

LiFePO4||graphite battery is considered the ideal energy storage device for electric vehicles and stationary energy storage, owing to its high safety, high energy density and low cost. In various battery application scenarios, the major general manifestations of battery aging are observed during use and upon storage, with progressive capacity loss and an increase in internal resistance due to s...

A paper published in nature sustainability[11] on targeting net-zero emissions while advancing other sustainable development goals in ChinaProf. CHEN Wenying of the Institute of Energy, Environment and Economy of Tsinghua University and her collaborators proposed a multi-model integrated assessment framework to explore and quantify the co-benefits and trade-offs of China's carbon-neutral targe...

Reducing carbon emissions from power batteries is essential for the low-carbon development of electric vehicles (EVs). The Official Journal of the European Union published the EU regulation (EU 2023/1542) on batteries and waste batteries on July 28, 2023, which came into effect on August 17, 2023. This regulation mandates that from July 1, 2024, all batteries entering the EU market must include...

The research team led by Prof. DUAN Maosheng of the Institute of Energy, Environment and Economy of Tsinghua University, has identified the potential double-counting risk when enterprises use consumption of renewable energy to achieve their Scope 2 emission reduction targets, and has quantitatively assessed the impact of double counting on the credibility of corporate emission reduction actions...