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By Rebekah Friedman

Today he’s an engineering professor and the director of the Carolina Institute for Battery Innovation in the Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing, but William Mustain’s...

By Andrew S. Brown

A European company is charging up the city with energy and excitement, bringing a spark to Columbia after selecting it as its U.S. headquarters, following an extensive search.

By Crysty Vaughan

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–A Swiss based energy company has selected Columbia as the location for its U.S. headquarters.
Tuesday City of Columbia officials announced that PHENOGY Inc...

Korebami Adebajo Oyinkansola is by every measure an exceptional student.

On track to earn her bachelor’s degree this spring from USC’s Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing, she’ll be...

By Xinyu Huang, huangxin@cec.sc.edu

Xinyu Huang, associate professor of mechanical engineering in the Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing, writes for The Conversation about his research...

By Thailyn Sanders

A plane in San Francisco experienced evacuation due to a passenger's laptop catching fire, resulting in three people getting injured according to the Carolina Daybook, a weekly...

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Cristina Killingsworth highlights the region’s strength as a leader in clean energy supply chain.

By Bryan Gentry, brgentry@sc.edu

Batteries are becoming an important part of the world’s energy system, but their ability to recharge may be too limited. 

Advancing America’s clean energy transition begins with SC NEXUS.

By Chris Woodley, cwoodley@mailbox.sc.edu

USC is partnering with energy storage company Pomega to develop large scale energy storage batteries. 

Grid-scale energy storage is a critical component to...