Project to build the world's first green energy arctic station
Scientists plan to build a year-round research station in the Arctic using a combination of wind, solar and hydrogen energy.
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Scientists plan to build a year-round research station in the Arctic using a combination of wind, solar and hydrogen energy.
Biological batteries using organic energy sources will replace batteries that contain toxic substances in the near future.
Scientists are studying new ways to harness the sun's rays, and ultimately make it less expensive for solar users.
Without hydroelectricity, thermoelectricity or even nuclear power, scientists believe that just electricity generated from solar energy is enough to supply the world. In…
For a long time, people have no doubt about this alternative energy source but the cost of 'green energy' is still more expensive than petroleum. Until now ...
The US manufacturing industry, especially the green energy industry, always needs rare earths, but they are heavily dependent on China, at least for the next five years.
Google has announced that it is investing $ 12 million in a 96MW solar photovoltaic plant in South Africa.
US space engineers are using artificial seawater tanks from Texas A&M University to test the idea of placing underwater turbines, through which wave energy rotates tur…
Germany is currently the world leader in the use of renewable energy sources and could become the first G20 country to give up fuel oil sources.
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 ...
Hundreds of stinking landfills are worrying environmental issues in Canada. It's not just the smell but carbon dioxide (CO2) that comes out of the ph & ac process
The situation of oil prices is still high at a time when Asian countries are in the booming economy, forcing many countries in this region to gradually convert fuel from…
Six years ago, when Bjarke Ingels Group announced plans to build a Copenhill green energy plant capable of providing the city of Copenhagen electricity.
Many times we have heard people mention this term abound on television, newspaper, books ... But have you ever wondered, who put the first steps for interesting science?…
In 2017, Asian-American researchers from the Clemson Nanomaterial Institute (CNI) created simple and efficient nanogenerator-based nanogenerators called U-TENG.