Wind

Rare earth magnets are a key component of electrical power applications intended to reduce carbon emissions, with wide-ranging uses in electric vehicles, wind power generation, and more. These magnets rely on critical rare earth elements, mainly neodymium, which is predominantly sourced from China, creating significant risks around availability and pricing. As a result, there is...

At EWI, our focus has always been on helping manufacturers solve real problems and move advanced technologies from concept to production. In 2025, that mission translated into meaningful progress across research, technology development, and knowledge sharing to support industries navigating increasingly complex technical and economic challenges. Throughout the year, our teams worked closely with partners...

As the energy sector expands its efforts to find economically viable methods to produce carbon-neutral power, EWI has broadened its capabilities to address this area of concern. Recently, we have reported about our work in materials evaluation for H2 service and our new hydrogen testing lab, as well as our efforts to apply our expertise...