ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit

SwRI will be exhibiting at the ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit.

Do you have a technical problem that needs a solution? Do you have the ideas but not the path? We are contract R&D professional problem solvers with extensive experience supporting technology via commercial and government funding, and we may be the key to your success.

Southwest Research Institute^® (SwRI^®) is a premier independent, nonprofit research and development organization. We offer multidisciplinary services leveraging advanced science and applied technologies. Since 1947, we have provided solutions for some of the world’s most challenging scientific and engineering problems. SwRI has many active research programs and lab capabilities supporting advanced energy systems for the power generation, industrial, and transportation sectors, including the following:

• Supercritical Carbon Dioxide (sCO₂) power systems and flow loops from kW up to 10 MWe scale
• Oxyfuel combustion
• Component development for thermal/mechanical/chemical energy storage systems including pumped thermal and electrified thermal energy storage demonstrations
• Industry-leading additive manufacturing and inspection capabilities
• Hydrogen compression and combustion systems for gas turbine and industrial applications
• Hydrogen production demonstrations
• Development of gas turbine injectors for hydrogen combustion
• Carbon capture technology development and demonstrations
• Inert and flammable gas compression and pumping loops up to 3 MW drive
• Waste heat recovery system analysis and component/system testing
• Sustainable water systems
• Automotive and grid battery testing
• Electric machines
• Power electronics and inverters
• Batteries for all applications
• Low carbon fuels
• Fuel cells
• Model-based control/optimal control/model-predictive control
• Standardized testing: SAE, ASTM, ANSI, MIL, and more
• Signal-intercept and control-to-facilitate benchmarking
• Environmental abuse
• Custom test development
• Precision test and measurement
• High-speed, high-torque testing

For more information, contact Tim Allison, Eloy Flores, or Stas Gankov.