Electricity Infrastructure
and Buildings Division
Electricity Infrastructure
and Buildings Division
Accelerating the transition to a sustainable, efficient, resilient, and secure energy system through innovation
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's Electricity Infrastructure and Buildings Division (EI&BD) is composed of 450 electrical and power system engineers, mechanical and architectural engineers, data and computer scientists, economists, policy analysts, and other specialists, all with a common passion for innovation, collaborative problem solving, and making a difference in the world. We find synergy in working across our disciplines to solve national challenges in energy generation, distribution, and use in ways that haven’t been done before.
We leverage our understanding of complex energy systems across scales and geographies, use of specialized facilities and computational resources, and breadth of strategic partnerships to shape how industry and the public sector plan, design, and operate building and grid systems.
To achieve success, we apply a distinctive set of core competencies to our work:
- Modeling & Analytics
- Control & Coordination
- System Integration
- Power Markets & Planning
- Technology Deployment & Market Transformation