Electrochemical Energy Center
The Electrochemical Energy Center has a vision: to chart an urgently needed pathway toward a clean energy future by leveraging a world-class research team that spans multiple
New Battery Technology Could Boost Renewable Energy Storage
In a new study published September 5 by Nature Communications, the team used K-Na/S batteries that combine inexpensive, readily-found elements -- potassium (K) and sodium (Na),
Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center Partners with Argonne
The CEEC was founded in 2018 by Columbia Engineering Professors Dan Steingart and Alan West to accelerate the transition to large-scale electrochemical energy storage with a focus on
Deploying Electrochemical Energy Tech in the Real World
The event brought together researchers, industry leaders, and students to explore how electrochemical technologies can help meet the world''s growing energy demands.
The Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center (CEEC)
Our industry partnerships enable the realization of breakthroughs in electrochemical energy storage and conversion.
Batteries for electric vehicles | Columbia
We study both fundamental structure-property correlations in energy storage, and develop new materials and devices for high-performance, low-cost,
Batteries for electric vehicles | Columbia Electrochemical Energy
We study both fundamental structure-property correlations in energy storage, and develop new materials and devices for high-performance, low-cost, safe batteries.
Technology could boost renewable energy storage
In a new study published September 5 by Nature Communications, the team used K-Na/S batteries that combine inexpensive, readily-found elements -- potassium (K) and
Daniel Steingart
Daniel Steingart is the co-director of the Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center. His group studies the systematic behaviors of material deposition, conversion, and dissolution in
Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center
To overcome the intermittency of solar and wind we are focusing on strategies to address energy storage and conversion using batteries, fuel cells, and electrolyzers in transformative ways.
Columbia CEEC Secures $62.5 Million To Revolutionize Battery
Columbia Engineering Professors Dan Steingart and Lauren Marbella, along with 2 colleagues from MIT are leading one-third of ESRA to create a new class of electrolytes that
Columbia Electrochemical Energy Center Partners
The CEEC was founded in 2018 by Columbia Engineering Professors Dan Steingart and Alan West to accelerate the transition to large-scale
Technology could boost renewable energy storage
In a new study published September 5 by Nature Communications, the team used K-Na/S batteries that combine inexpensive, readily-found elements -- potassium (K) and sodium (Na),