Where did it come from? Climate research
Sandia has recognized climate change as a threat to global security since the 1970s. Learn more about the history of climate research at the Labs in this 75th anniversary story.
Plugging in new technologies
Lab News looks back on two decades of research at the Distributed Energy Technologies Lab.
Sandia researcher uses battery safety and reliability to create a more sustainable future
Loraine Torres-Castro is on a mission to ensure the technologies of today do not harm the climate of tomorrow.
Sandia microgrid expert named IEEE Fellow
Sandia electrical engineer Michael Ropp has been recognized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for his work improving the resiliency of the electrical grid.
From nose cones to molten salts
Since 1978, the National Solar Thermal Test Facility has supported the development of concentrating solar power technologies and served as a testing ground for aerospace and defense applications.
Statistician seeks to understand climate change through variable relationships
Katherine Goode uses her statistical expertise to create algorithms that identify patterns in climate change.
Environmental responsibility a priority for Sandia
This Earth Day, Lab News highlights a few of the many programs that help protect, restore and monitor the world around us.
Earth Month around the Labs
Teams at the National Solar Thermal Test Facility and Photovoltaic System Evaluation Laboratory research new applications for renewable energy, which reduces emissions and mitigates climate change.
Sandia celebrates Earth Month
Celebrate Earth Month with Sandia by attending in-person and virtual events, learning from climate experts and volunteering with community involvement throughout April.
Sandia studies subterranean storage of hydrogen
Sandia engineers and scientists are exploring depleted oil and natural gas reservoirs to determine whether they can be used to store clean hydrogen.