PNNL

Subsurface Energy Systems

A deep understanding of the chemical and physical interactions between formation fluids, reservoir rock, overburden, and injected materials helps PNNL facilitate the development of transformational technologies for subsurface energy systems.

Subsurface Science

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) takes research underground, aiming for in-depth understanding and real-time control of natural and engineered systems in the subsurface.

Nontechnical Barriers to Geothermal Development

Preface for the Special Topic Collection Honoring Dr. Scott Chambers’ 70th Birthday and His Leadership in the Science and Technology of Oxide Thin Films

Hanford Waste Treatment Plant Effluent Management Facility Stack Effluent Monitoring Sampling Probe Location Qualification Evaluation

Drought impacts on hydroelectric power generation in the Western United States

PNNL appoints two scientists to head fundamental science directorates

Allison Campbell and Louis Terminello have been selected as the inaugural associate laboratory directors of two recently created science directorates at PNNL.

Near real time monitoring and forecasting for COVID-19 situational awareness

Small Hydropower Interconnections: Small Hydropower in the United States

Small Hydropower Interconnections: State Interconnection Processes