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Advanced Power Electronic Conversion Systems (APEX)

The Advanced Power Electronic Conversion Systems (APEX) Laboratory supports the development of advanced power conversion topologies and intelligent control strategies. Research in the APEX laboratory focuses on robust and fault-tolerant conversion systems for utility-scale energy storage. Applications of interest range from individual cell-level battery interfaces to cascaded and modular multilevel...
Researcher working in APEX lab

Distributed Energy Technology Laboratory (DETL)

DETL is a multipurpose research facility designed to integrate emerging energy technologies into new and existing electricity infrastructure to accommodate the nation’s increasing demands for clean, secure, and reliable energy.
Scientist showing algorithm on computer

Geomechanics Laboratory

The Geomechanics Laboratory enables researchers to measure rock properties under a wide range of simulated environmental conditions, including high-pressure and complex load paths
Scientist observing rock properties

Sandia Wave Energy Power Take-off (SWEPT) Laboratory

The Sandia Wave Energy Power Take-off (SWEPT) Laboratory offers mobile, specialized testing for systems that produce power from wave energy. SWEPT is used to test wave energy converter (WEC) power take-off (PTO) systems.
Worker prepares the interior of the Sandia Wave Energy Power Take-Off (SWEPT) Lab.

Scaled Wind Farm Technology Facility (SWiFT)

At the Scaled Wind Farm Technology Facility (SWiFT) in Lubbock, Texas, Sandians partner with other researchers to study the interaction of multiple wind turbines in a wind farm.
Scaled Wind Farm at sunset

Utqiagvik Arctic Research Facility

The Utqiagvik facility supports instrumentation built specifically for the Arctic to obtain continuous measurements of clouds, aerosols, precipitation, energy, and other meteorological variables.
The Utqiagvik Artic Facility located in Barrow, Alaska.

Water Impact Facility

The Water Impact Facility provides a controlled environment for high-velocity water impact testing, gravity-assisted drop testing, and underwater testing.
The Water Impact Facility at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico