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Simple but unbelievably effective inventions, which don't cost too much, are the things that poor rural Africans always dream about.
Researchers have created a new synthetic material that can be used to make a special battery that can store solar energy and emit it at any time at the desired amount.
On October 26, China put the world's first hydrogen-powered electric vehicle into commercial exploitation.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.
Scientists at Okinawa University of Science and Technology (OIST), Japan, successfully exploited the energy of the ocean currents, according to UPI.
In a context where countries are moving towards banning traditional fuel-burning vehicles and switching users through electric vehicles, the world will need more chargin…
A group of students has developed a solar-powered tricycle, which enables people with disabilities to travel long distances without any assistance.
Do not use petroleum-based raw materials, do not discharge toxic gas during operation, electric cars or trucks are considered the most breakthrough invention of 21st cen…
Ingo Maure, the German lighting manufacturer, has launched a new balloon-inspired lighting device, Designboom, on Aug. 26.
If you've ever seen Iron Man, you'll see that this superhero's flying style looks stylish but also completely unrealistic.
TV news reports reported that the test was conducted on August 14 in the Kagoshima region in the southwestern part of the country.
This new study offers a new solution, which replaces expensive components by lower-cost but high-performance components.
In an age when the process of industrialization and modernization is taking place anywhere in the world as today, the demand for energy is immense.
Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, have taken a new step in the development of the microfluidic fuel cell (MFCs) industry.