IDAES

The National Energy Technology Laboratory's (NETL's) Institute for the Design of Advanced Energy Systems (IDAES) seeks to be the premier resource for the identification, synthesis, optimization, and analysis of innovative advanced energy systems at scales ranging from materials to process to system to market. IDAES was formed in 2016 to develop new advanced process systems engineering (PSE) capabilities to support the design and optimization of innovative new processes that go beyond current equipment/process constraints. IDAES was formed to address the gaps between state-of-the-art commercial simulation packages and general algebraic modeling languages (AMLs)... IDAES and its capabilities are being leveraged by several multi-lab initiatives such as CCSI 2, ProMMiS, DISPATCHES, and WaterTAP that are aimed at addressing major national and DOE priorities. Application areas include carbon capture, direct air capture, hydrogen production and utilization, solid oxide fuel cells and..

Also known as: The IDAES PSE