Who We Are
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is an independent, non-profit company performing research, development and demonstration in the electricity sector for the benefit of the public. Learn More
What We Do
Our broad array of collaborative RD&D programs focuses on the many specific technology challenges of helping our members provide society with reliable, affordable, and environmentally responsible electricity.
Our Members
EPRI is funded by membership participation in its research activities. Members represent approximately 90% of the electricity generated and delivered in the U.S. International participation extends to more than 30 countries.
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EPRI Collaborates on 3D Work Planning Tool for Reducing Radiation Dose Exposure in Nuclear Plants
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Cracking and Disbonding of Hardfacing Alloys in Combined-Cycle Plant Valves
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Mapping and Assessment of the United States Ocean Wave Energy Resource
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Designing a Large-Scale Federal Greenhouse Gas Offsets Program in the U.S.
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Spotlights
Non-Road Electric Transportation
EPRI is taking its electric
transportation research off road
Bat Detection for Wind Turbines
See how ultrasonic microphones can
reduce bat mortality at wind farms
Airborne Damage Assessment
EPRI drone program may help utilities
assess storm damage
EPRI Journal for iPad
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EPRI's 2012 Summer Seminar
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Smart Grid Analysis
Costs Could Reach $476 Billion;
Benefits Up to $2 Trillion
Innovation
Watch video on new resin for
capturing radioactive products.
State of the Technology (PDF 4.4 MB)
A line of sight on the horizon
Exploring Options
Choosing the "right" technology for
electricity generation is a tradeoff
