Professor Alissa Kendall Wins Outstanding Faculty Award
Alissa is one of four faculty members that will receive an outstanding faculty award at the College of Engineering Awards Celebration on May 25.
Are Southern California students and teachers breathing clean air?
New laws and funding push ventilation to boost air quality and slow spread of COVID-19. But experts cite too many loopholes and not enough consistency.
UC Davis Energy News – February 2023
Achieving Zero Emissions with More Mobility and Less Mining Transportation is the number one source of carbon emissions in the United States– making the sector crucial to decarbonize quickly to limit the climate crisis. States like New York and California banned the sale of gas cars by 2035 and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act made […]
UC Davis Energy News – January 2023
CLTC Researches Residential Energy & Automation (REA) Systems The CLTC will collaborate with California’s statewide electric emerging technologies program, CalNext on REA systems. REA systems combine home-energy monitoring features with automated appliance management and control of distributed energy resources (DER) such as electric vehicle (EV) chargers, rooftop solar panels, and stationary battery energy storage (BES). […]
UC Davis Energy News – November 2022
Recently Published Conference Papers from the Western Cooling Efficiency Center WCEC published three papers for the Summer Study ACEEE Conference. The first paper seeks to find an optimized method for controlling heat pump water heating load flexibility that will help stabilize the electrical grid and minimize operating costs to end-users. The second paper tests a multi-function heat pump that […]
UC Davis Energy News – October 2022
The UC Davis Global Energy Managers Workshop is less than a week away! This Workshop hosts facility managers, students, and faculty from around the world to share best practices in campus energy management, carbon reduction strategies and community engagement. [View agenda and meet our speakers] Market Transformation Research Program Published Article Featured in Nature Energy […]
UC Davis Energy News – September 2022
UC Davis welcomed its sixth class of 14 Energy Graduate Group students. During their first week on campus, students participated in a PowerTrip orientation program to learn about the wide variety of energy-related research and policy work being conducted at UC Davis and in the Sacramento/Bay area through discussions with researchers and leaders from industry, government, […]
UC Davis Energy News – August 2022
ABC7 News Features Western Cooling Efficiency Center ResearchWith intense hot weather in many places around the state, abc7 News visited the Western Cooling Efficiency Center to learn about some of the innovative technologies that we are developing and testing to address climate change and energy consumption during peak use periods. [Watch Now] Applications Open–Environmental Justice […]
UC Davis Energy News – July 2022
UC Davis Launches New Color Lab at the California Lighting Technology CenterThe California Lighting Technology Center is establishing “The Color Lab” in collaboration with the Center for Mind and Brain to explore the impact of discrete color spectra on stress, mood, and alertness. The Color Lab will be available to all UC Davis researchers and partners interested in […]
Do DIY air filters work against California wildfire smoke? What to know about cost and safety
Do-it-yourself air filters are safe, effective and can be used to protect your lungs from California wildfire smoke.
