🔁 ICYMI: A hospital microgrid that stays online during a grid collapse by switching to solar and battery storage in real time — that's power electronics at work. The control layer of our grid may matter as much as the generation layer. link.ieee.org/4r4IoUE #MicrogridControl

🔁 ICYMI: Batteries vs. hydrogen for rail: it's not a simple win for either. Route length, infrastructure, and fuel availability all shape which technology makes engineering sense. Analysis here: link.ieee.org/4xe48iF #CleanTraction #ZeroEmissionRail

🔁 ICYMI: Coastal communities need resilient, clean energy—and ocean waves are a largely untapped resource. Ted Brekken on why control system design is central to making wave energy converters practical and grid-ready. link.ieee.org/4ymlQBe #OceanEnergy #PowerSystems

ICYM: Wildfire seasons in 2024 and 2025 ranked 3rd and 2nd worst on record for carbon emissions, and 2026 is trending into the top 10. AI and drone-based fire suppression are being examined as tools to cut release totals. link.ieee.org/4gXlTxx #FireDetection #CarbonMitigation

ICYM: Read Saifur Rahman's inaugural editorial. The editor-in-chief of the new IEEE Climate Magazine ponders on the challenge of knowing where climate technology can work, how they interact with other systems, and what deploying them at scale requires. link.ieee.org/4rhL2GK

Power electronics is the silent engine of grid modernization — converting variable renewables into reliable power and enabling microgrids to operate independently. Rodriguez & de la Maza explain why energy control is now as critical as generation. link.ieee.org/4r4IoUE

Hydrogen trains face real headwinds—fuel supply gaps and battery competition—but may still hold a technical edge on specific non-electrified routes. Where do they actually fit on a decarbonized rail network? link.ieee.org/4xe48iF #HydrogenRail #RailDecarbonization

Advanced controls for wave energy converters can significantly improve power capture and device reliability. Ted Brekken explains the engineering behind buoy-based turbine systems and what makes control design so critical here. link.ieee.org/4ymlQBe #WaveEnergy

We publish climate-tech research — energy, transport, buildings, industry, AI, sensors, policy — free to read by the policymakers and general public. Submit now for a 30%discount on APC. link.ieee.org/4wwfsq1 #ClimateTech #OpenAccess

Canada's 2023 wildfires emitted ~647 Mt CO2e — more than most nations' annual fossil fuel output — yet wildfire is excluded from Paris Agreement accounting. AI detection and drone suppression could change the mitigation calculus. link.ieee.org/4gXlTxx #Wildfires

Wildfire detection, hydrogen trains, wave energy, power electronics — the inaugural issue of IEEE Climate Magazine covers the range of solutions engineers are deploying today. Read the opening editorial introducing the magazine link.ieee.org/4rhL2GK

Ready to submit? Find author guidelines, editorial policies, and submission info directly on our website. Everything you need is one click away: link.ieee.org/4hyqzt9 #EditorialPolicies

Tomorrow at NYC Climate Week: the Tech for Sustainability Summit at NEST Campus brings together engineering leaders, policymakers & industry decision-makers to examine the infrastructure behind a sustainable AI era. link.ieee.org/4A8RbZW #ClimateWeekNYC

Our new website is live! Explore original research, reviews, and the ideas shaping technology-driven climate solutions. Learn more about our scope, editorial team, and submissions link.ieee.org/4wwfsq1 #ClimateTech #ClimateEngineering #OpenForSubmissions

Engineering meets diplomacy at the UN. Dr. Saifur Rahman speaks at the @ICESCO_En High-Level Dialogue on Science Diplomacy, Sept 21 in New York — on scaling sustainable solutions globally. #ScienceDiplomacy

Welcome Mahmoud Wagih as Associate Editor. He leads the Green Electronics Lab at @UofGlasgow with 150+ papers, 6 patents in energy-efficient technology, i.e. RF wireless power and sustainable electronics. link.ieee.org/4xr3FdR #SustainableElectronics #RFSystems

IEEE Climate Magazine welcomes Polat Goktas of Sabancı University in Istanbul, Türkiye, as Associate Editor. His work applies responsible AI and intelligent systems to environmental sustainability and smart cities. link.ieee.org/3SmtcWf #ClimateTech #ClimateEngineering

How can technology reduce emissions, strengthen resilience, and help communities adapt? IEEE Climate Magazine is seeking research, mini reviews, tutorials, and opinion pieces that move climate solutions forward. Submit at link.ieee.org/4pEEnpl #ClimateTech #CallForPapers

Welcomes Associate Editor Dr. Mini Thomas, Prof at Jamia Millia Islamia & former Director of NIT Tiruchirappalli, India. Her work in smart grids, demand response and distribution automation help improve grid efficiency. link.ieee.org/4xeqGjA #SmartGrid #ClimateTech

Welcome to Dr. Xiaofeng Li as Associate Editor. Li’s work spans satellite remote sensing and AI applications in ocean, atmosphere, and climate sciences, with 300+ peer-reviewed papers. link.ieee.org/45wYrRz #RemoteSensing #ClimateScience