About Expertise Programs Blog Contact Advanced Energy Blog Electric Vehicle Battery Reuse and Recycling By Shawn Allred | November 16, 2021 Electric vehicles (EVs) are starting to take off in the market, increasing from 17,000 globally in 2010 to 8.5 million through 2020 to possibly 145 million by 2030. That same year, EV sales are expected to rise to 26 million.[…] Happier Cooking with Kitchen Ventilation: Range Hoods, Downdrafts and More By Jonathan Susser | October 22, 2021 Q: I am getting tired of the heat and odors that build up in my kitchen. How can I keep the smells, smoke and steam from sitting there while I cook? A: Good news: Your home likely already has an[…] Mike Lyda Wins AEE’s 2021 Region II Energy Engineer of the Year Award By Jonathan Susser | October 15, 2021 We are delighted to announce that Mike Lyda, technical supervisor for our large business and industry team, has won the Region II Energy Engineer of the Year Award from the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE). AEE awards recognize individuals and[…] NC State’s SolarPack Goes Racing for the First Time By Jonathan Susser | October 8, 2021 NC State’s SolarPack team has a lot to be proud of. In August, for the first time, they got their solar-powered electric car onto the course of the Formula Sun Grand Prix (FSGP), an annual three-day track competition taking place[…] Roanoke Electric Cooperative, Fermata Energy Show Promise of Vehicle-to-X Technology By Jonathan Susser, PhD and Daniel Real, PhD | October 5, 2021 In late 2020, Roanoke Electric Cooperative, energy technology company Fermata Energy and a team of clean energy organizations, including Advanced Energy, launched a pilot project to explore the potential of electric vehicle (EV) “vehicle-to-X” (V2X) applications. V2X is an example[…] Offshore Wind in North Carolina By David Farmer | September 24, 2021 Wind energy is clean, sustainable, renewable and domestic, and it is one of the fastest growing energy sources in the world. With declining costs and improvements in technology, wind is quickly becoming cost-competitive with other generation resources, but harnessing it[…] Strengthening North Carolina’s Power Grid and Communities By Jonathan Susser | September 22, 2021 Our most recent Exploring North Carolina Smart Grid webinar examined the issues of grid reliability and resiliency. The session featured Dr. Robert Cox, associate director of UNC Charlotte’s Energy Production & Infrastructure Center (EPIC); Lee Ragsdale, senior vice president, energy[…] Plug-in NC: A Decade of Driving Electric By Alexis Giannattasio | August 30, 2021 In 2011, the electric vehicle (EV) landscape in North Carolina was still a dream on the horizon. Though talk had been circling for a few years, it was time to act. Advanced Energy joined other pioneers under a shared goal[…] Ants and Spiders and Flies, Oh My! By Jonathan Susser | August 26, 2021 Q: I’ve been noticing more tiny critters — ants, spiders and the like — in certain parts of my home. What’s the deal, and how can I keep them from coming back? A: Finding pests at home is rarely a[…] Duke Energy’s Focus on Resiliency Strengthens North Carolina’s Grid and Communities By Jonathan Susser | August 24, 2021 North Carolina ranks among the nation’s fastest-growing states. With optimal business locations, excellent education opportunities, quickly developing neighborhoods, state-of-the-art health care and beautiful natural scenery, it is a perfect destination for both relocation and vacation. For the state to remain[…] 1 2 … 29 NEXT → Search Categories Residential Commercial and Industrial Motors and Drives Solar News Electric Transportation Smart Grid ABOUT EXPERTISE BLOG CONTACT US GIVE US A CALL TODAY (919) 857-9000 © 2021 Advanced Energy. Nonprofit Web Design by NMC.