The UN increased investment in clean energy projects
Recently, 160 countries attended the climate change conference in Moroccan city, Canada, reached an agreement to increase investment in promoting clean energy projects i…
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Recently, 160 countries attended the climate change conference in Moroccan city, Canada, reached an agreement to increase investment in promoting clean energy projects i…
Vietnam's first solar power plant has just been started in Mo Duc district (Quang Ngai) with a total construction investment of 826 billion dong, on an area of 24ha wi…
This is the result of research published on July 26 by experts at Rice University and University of Houston.
The cost is only about 5 USD (110,000 VND)
For villages in remote areas in Indonesia, electrical appliances are too expensive. They often have to use wood or gas for heating and cooking.
From a molecule once thought to be impossible, graphene has become a marvelous material in physics and promises to change the electronics industry in the future.
Researchers at U of T Engineering have taken a step closer to artificial photosynthesis when creating a new catalyst.
Photosynthesis is a very important autonomous process, which is responsible for providing life for not only plants, but all living things on the earth - including us.
The plasma electricity will push the temperature in the UK's Tokamak ST40 fusion reactor to 100 million degrees Celsius, providing clean power to the national grid b…
Cold War-era molten nuclear reactor technology has been proven to be used to create clean, sustainable and safe energy for Earth for tens of billions of years.
The evolution of this technology had new breakthrough inventions, and then again, in a way that combined a two or two inventions into a new, more versatile invention.
The Dutch National Railways (NS) has officially announced that all of the country's current trains will start running at 100% wind power.
A Japanese engineer who invented the world's first storm turbine could supply clean energy to the entire country for half a century.
US scientists are developing a reactive, fusion-like power plant that takes place on the Sun, capable of providing endless energy.
Australian scientists have successfully developed the technique