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The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is a non-profit organization that conducts research and development on technology, operations and the environment for the global electric power sector. Read more…

	EPRI Research Confirms Effectiveness of Manhole Cover Restraint System EPRI conducted research that supports the effectiveness of a manhole cover restraint system that may prevent or limit damage caused by a manhole cover in the event of an explosion. >> Read the Press Release

	Nuclear Welding The October 2008 issue of "Nuclear News" features two stories on EPRI's involvement in welding issues. >> Callaway Nuclear Power Plant relied on EPRI technical guidance to gain regulatory approval to modify inspection requirements >> FirstEnergy's Dan Patten discusses welding issues and EPRI's Weld & Repair Technology Center

	EPRI to Evaluate Adding Solar Thermal Energy to Fossil Power Plants EPRI has announced that it will lead two projects to help electric power companies add solar energy to fossil-fueled electric power plants, reducing costs and plant emissions. >> Read the Press Release

	Energy Efficiency - A Renewed Imperative EPRI's Clark Gellings, VP of Technology, describes the conservation voltage reduction (CVR) concept, transformer losses and efficiency considerations, and summarizes selected end-use efficiency opportunities in the October 2008 edition of ELECTRA, the CIGRE journal. >> Read the Article

	New Demand for Energy Storage Economics are changing, technology, is advancing and system requirements compel us to look at energy storage again. The September/October 2008 issue of Electric Perspectives features an article by EPRI's Dan Rastler who discusses advanced and emerging technologies. >> Read the Article

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2009 Research Offerings

EPRI's portfolio of offerings in 2009 can help you manage business risk, meet growing demand, produce electricity more profitably, reduce the impacts of CO2 and more.
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EPRI Journal, Spring 2008

Environmental and economic benefits of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles

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