Managing Marine Energy and Monitoring Battery Health

Title: Managing Marine Energy and Monitoring Battery Health

Author:

Jeromin, K.; Mankle, T.

Publication Date:

June 25, 2025

Podcast Series:

The NREL Podcast

Episode Number:

Running Time:

10:19

Affiliation:

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

Technology:

Wave, Point Absorber

Operations:

Deployment

Engineering:

Control, Materials

Language:

English

Document Access

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External Link

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Jeromin, K.; Mankle, T. (2025). Managing Marine Energy and Monitoring Battery Health (45) [Audio podcast]. In The NREL Podcast. Retrieved from https://transformingenergy.buzzsprout.com/2202535/episodes/17383812-managing-marine-energy-and-monitoring-battery-health

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AB - In this episode, hosts Kerrin and Taylor dive into three stories with one goal: powering our world with curiosity, creativity, and just a dash of “What if it fails?” Listen in to explore:Updates to NREL’s risk management framework. Remember the HERO-WEC from last episode? Researchers are working with the team behind this device to help developers identify, prioritize, and address the challenges of designing and deploying wave energy converters.How NREL engineer Bri Friedman will deploy a new underwater wave energy converter. As she prepares to take the SURF-WEC to Hawaii, Friedman is embracing early challenges as a way to accelerate learning and share open data with the marine energy community. Plus, Insights into how researchers are fast-tracking battery diagnostics with AI. NREL’s new physics-informed neural network can predict battery health nearly 1,000 times faster than traditional models, combining the speed of AI with the accuracy of physics—and it’s available for free!
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Abstract

In this episode, hosts Kerrin and Taylor dive into three stories with one goal: powering our world with curiosity, creativity, and just a dash of “What if it fails?” Listen in to explore:

Updates to NREL’s risk management framework. Remember the HERO-WEC from last episode? Researchers are working with the team behind this device to help developers identify, prioritize, and address the challenges of designing and deploying wave energy converters.
How NREL engineer Bri Friedman will deploy a new underwater wave energy converter. As she prepares to take the SURF-WEC to Hawaii, Friedman is embracing early challenges as a way to accelerate learning and share open data with the marine energy community.
Plus, Insights into how researchers are fast-tracking battery diagnostics with AI. NREL’s new physics-informed neural network can predict battery health nearly 1,000 times faster than traditional models, combining the speed of AI with the accuracy of physics—and it’s available for free!

Managing Marine Energy and Monitoring Battery Health is located in Hawaii, United States of America.