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The Strategic Energy Analysis and Applications Center (SEAAC) staff, based in Washington, D.C. and Golden, Colorado, have capabilities that span a wide range of renewable energy technologies. You can learn more about their crosscutting analysis capabilities, energy-modeling background, and technology expertise under the Staff section of this site.
NREL Seeks Participants for RE Potential Initiative
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is seeking partners for a Renewable Energy Potential Initiative, which will explore the long-term potential of renewable energy (RE) to meet a substantial share of U.S. energy needs. Estimates of the potential of renewable energy inform decisions regarding energy investments and energy policy. While some estimates exist, they are not detailed or comprehensive. Energy businesses, investors, and public policymakers are interested in using more renewable energy, but this would require more robust analysis of RE resource, technical, economic, and market potential. The initiative will be a multiyear, public-private collaborative analytic effort to advance the understanding of all aspects of RE potential through a systematic process.
Access the Renewable Energy Potential Initiative section of this Web site for more information and a timeline.
More Information
If you have general questions about our capabilities and expertise, you can access the technology, benefits, market, policy, and program areas of the site for key models, tools, and publications.
And, finally, if you need to talk directly with one of our analysts, please contact the main NREL office in Golden.
Strategic Energy Analysis and Applications Center
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
1617 Cole Blvd.
Golden, CO 80401
Tel: 303-275-3000
E-mail: energy_analysis@nrel.gov
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