Uranium meets the demand for energy of 3,600 years
The world can meet the demand for energy by using uranium, because the world's uranium reserves can meet this demand for about 3,600 years.
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The world can meet the demand for energy by using uranium, because the world's uranium reserves can meet this demand for about 3,600 years.
On August 31, Japan's Environment Minister Goshi Hosono announced a new energy strategy to increase electricity output by six times for four renewable energy types by 20…
Over the past decade, solar power has changed the lives of many Cuban mountain communities. Solar energy along with other renewable energy sources is being considered th…
The Black Continent is currently a region with great potential for renewable energy, in which the natural conditions in North Africa are favorable for wind power develop…
On February 27, in the annual medium-term report to be published in July this year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) confirmed that the world has entered an era of…
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture-Forestry-Fisheries (MAFF) has just finalized a bill aimed at simplifying procedures for concentrating abandoned agricultural land to serv…
According to the national development strategy, Australia will use 10% of renewable energy by 2020, most of this energy comes from wind, water and especially from the Su…
In the context of the depletion of fossil fuel sources that are increasingly depleted at the speed of human hope is expected to rely on new energy sources, including bio…
Experts and many young people gathered to discuss the use of renewable energy to cope with the risk of fossil fuel exhaustion.
The people in the Tolelau Islands, New Zealand in the past year have actually switched to completely using alternative energy from the Sun and coconut oil.
The Journal of Petroleum and Arab Gas (PGA) has emphasized the important change in Arab energy policy when choosing to develop solar energy.
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.
Owning the best wind energy source in Southeast Asia and 2,000-2,500 hours of sunshine per year, Vietnam has not been rationally exploiting this resource for a long time.
In early 2010, Hoa Lac High-Tech Park (CNC) will bring the first 6-10 electric vehicles to travel.