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Material engineers in China have just invented a new window coating that has the same function as conditioning. Another point is that it doesn't need electricity, but it…
The research team at the University of California developed a device that absorbs water at night and supplies water during the day.
The chip is designed based on the new energy management technique, which allows it to start automatically and continue to operate in dim light without the help of any ba…
This is a clean drinking water product from the air, using renewable energy and does not need an infrastructure, power or water to operate.
Chinese scientists are developing solar cells that collect both solar and kinetic energy from water, meaning that it can generate electricity from rain drops.
Researchers at the University of Texas, USA are developing equipment capable of producing clean drinking water from most polluted water or seawater, even from the Dead S…
It is not wrong to say that the situation of climate change and energy exhaustion is getting worse. One of the biggest sources of electricity use is buildings.
'With this device, we can generate energy in many different weather conditions,' the researchers said.
There are more than 1 billion people in the world who don't know electric light. They have to use oil lamps - not bright enough, both harmful to health and the environme…
This idea is not new, but it gets everyone's attention because similar devices that previously provide low power and have very low life expectancy.
The temperature around us changes all the time and based on this, scientists have come up with a great idea.
British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta has recently surpassed Elon Musk, making it the world's most powerful battery.
The aircraft does not emit carbon dioxide by using energy from a small fusion reactor (CFR). The reactor will give Magavem a large amount of electricity without affectin…
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) reports that the total number of electric buses will increase by three times compared to the current 2025.
On 10/10/2017, Alstom launched Coradia iLint at a factory in northern Germany.