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Stoves operated by heat from the sun can change the lives of people in poor countries.
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Stoves operated by heat from the sun can change the lives of people in poor countries.
Using electronic paper, solar power, hydrogen technology ... are the outstanding environmental technologies in today's era - with pollution and exhaustion of resources.
While the general goal is not achieved, the Copenhagen Conference also signed a regional agreement: sharing the renewable energy source.
Not having to conduct extensive exploration drilling, scientists can still find resources in the seabed, including fresh water, thanks to 2D electric imaging.
Spanish wind farms have outperformed 11 nuclear power plants with record capacity.
Statkraft - Norwegian national company specializing in renewable energy - is preparing to produce clean electricity by exploiting a natural phenomenon ...
Kansai Electric Power Company on November 24 started construction of Japan's largest solar power plant in Sakai town in Osaka province.
A study of the transformation of pig manure into clean energy has been published to meet two important criteria.
On November 2, Morocco launched an ambitious solar power project, with a capacity of up to 2,000 MW and a total investment of US $ 9 billion.
An American city will build an industrial park in which electricity is produced from animal manure ...
Facing the global economic downturn, the risk of exhausting traditional energy sources and the threat of climate change today, the world is looking for new ways ...
Heavy rains in Pakistan's largest city in the past two days have left at least 26 people dead, officials said.
With an investment of 400 billion euros, a German group plans to turn the Sahara desert in North Africa into a never-ending giant energy supply for Europe.
A chicken breeding company in China has found a way to turn chicken manure into electricity and supply it to Beijing's grid.
According to representatives of KV VENTI Company (Czech) having a wind power project in Van Don (Quang Ninh), investment for each MW of wind power in Vietnam costs about…