Solar On A Trailer: That’s One Cool Student Project

UC Riverside engineering students build a trailer that has big-time solar, plus a wind turbine and energy storage, for portable power. Read more →
GPS Prototype Fights EV Range Anxiety Via Special Data

Researchers at the University of California, Riverside are developing a prototype "eco-routing" navigation system that could help increase the daily range of EVs by at least 10 percent. Read more →
HVAC Power Hogs Under The Gun In California

New state-funded research at UC Riverside aims to help California increase the efficiency of its HVAC systems and give its power plants a break. Read more →
We Geek Out Over Graphene Discovery

A team of researchers discovered a modified form of the material graphene with amazing thermal properties that could prevent laptops and other electronics from overheating. Read more →
Smoggy Riverside Hopes Cleantech Will Help

Riverside, Calif., lands a $2 million, two-year project for solar arrays – and more – to help it continue to make progress in its battle against smog. Read more →
Hybrid Heavyweights Will Get Closer Look

University of California researchers have received a $2 million grant to study the emission reduction benefits of hybrid construction vehicles. Read more →
Green Tech Project To Support Eco Driving

The U. of California Riverside received a $1.2 million grant from the DOE to study technologies that provide feedback to drivers to cut emissions and reduce fuel use. Read more →
Clothes Dryer Closet Idea Uses Captured Heat

A solar thermal heated dryer designed by students could help cut energy and money costs by using captured attic heat to help dry one's clothing. Read more →
Fuel Cell College Crew Winning Awards

A team of students from UC Riverside – not Berkeley – is winning awards for an innovative and less-expensive approach to making hydrogen fuel cells. Read more →
College Gets $10M Donation For Cleantech

Chinese entrepreneur Winston Chung is the man of the hour in Riverside, Calif., revitalizing the RV industry there and giving $10 million for cleantech study. Read more →




