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In the energy sector, fossil fuels are the main source of energy due to their relatively low cost.
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In the energy sector, fossil fuels are the main source of energy due to their relatively low cost.
Chinese scientists have developed a device that could pave the way for a new source of clean energy based on the operating principles of a classic toy.
According to researchers from Tel Aviv University, the electricity generated from the interaction between water and metal molecules can be used as an abundant and readil…
In addition to traditional clean energy sources, scientists have researched and proved that many new sources of energy could be the trend in the future.
In the search for clean energy, China and many countries are seeking fusion reactor solutions.
For the first time since the UK's power plant was established, they have done something extremely significant.
This is considered a breakthrough achievement in clean energy production process as well as the fight against climate change.
Biological batteries using organic energy sources will replace batteries that contain toxic substances in the near future.
This year, he is 96 years old, but his scientific journey has not reached its destination: he has spent most of his time in the basement, experimenting with new inventio…
Born in 1946, solar cells have become one of the greatest inventions in the energy industry, with the potential to completely replace traditional fossil fuels.
According to Tomas Stokke, director of Haptic:
Germany, China and Japan are among the world's most solar-powered countries.
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According to NewScientist, plugging the electrode plate into the trunk to obtain electric current seems to be an unbelievable thing ...
Like in a science fiction movie, Japan plans to build a giant power plant along the Moon's equator, to produce electricity sent to Earth.