Women in Water Power

Women scientists and engineers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory are applying their expertise in the environment, biology, and data science to advance water power technologies. Their research supports solutions for new and improved hydropower projects to enhance the reliability and resilience of the nation’s electric grid and to boost generation of reliable, affordable, domestic energy.

2024 Women in Water Power

ORNL researcher Natalie Griffiths by a forest stream in the fall

Natalie Griffiths: Characterizing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

ORNL researcher Yilu Liu poses in office

Yilu Liu: Using Hydropower Signals to Monitor Grid Inertia

ORNL researcher Carly Hansen poses next to Melton Hill Dam

Carly Hansen: Creating Intelligent Watershed Systems

2023 Women in Water Power

Kristine Moody

Kristine Moody: Balancing Biodiversity and Clean Energy

Rocio Uria Martinez

Rocio Uria-Martinez: Analyzing Hydropower Trends

Debjani Singh

Debjani Singh: Powering Hydropower Decisions with Data