Renewable energy is enough to provide 1/4 of the world's electricity demand
According to the energy policy network REN21, a record investment in clean energy in 2015 has made the largest annual increase in the ability to generate renewable energ…
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According to the energy policy network REN21, a record investment in clean energy in 2015 has made the largest annual increase in the ability to generate renewable energ…
A record low electricity price has just been set, it shows an important step forward for solar power as the world is facing the pressure of rapidly reducing CO2 emission…
On May 12, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a new report, warning that more than 80% of the urban population across the globe is breathing in poor fresh air…
Geothermal sources provide stable energy and are less harmful to the environment than fossil or nuclear fuels.
Solar energy is considered the cleanest, endless and safest energy source today, favored and used by many families. But how to install and use this energy source to be t…
For the first time, scientists have overcome the difficulty of separating raw biomass without using chemicals, and have produced a record-high amount of liquid hydrocarb…
From the country with the most greenhouse gas emissions, China is pioneering investment in renewable energy, which is expected to be higher than the European Union, the…
Even with the current limit of 2.7 degrees Celsius being discussed by countries today, cities across the globe still face widespread flooding.
It is well known that the combustion of fuels like gasoline and oil releases a large amount of CO2 greenhouse gas into the environment.
The French government announced plans to build 1,000km of roads covered with solar panels over the next 5 years, with the goal of providing enough energy to about 5 mill…
Plastic waste not only causes environmental damage, it also has a great impact on the economy and human health.
It is estimated that this number could be up to 25,000 people per year if new thermoelectric projects are put into operation as planned.
Besides the familiar energy sources from wind, sun, biology, tide ... scientists are revealing new sources of energy to replace such as: energy from waste, hot stone, wa…