India will build the world's largest photovoltaic plant
With the intention of creating a network of solar panels extending beyond Manhattan, India is expected to have the world's largest solar photovoltaic plant.
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With the intention of creating a network of solar panels extending beyond Manhattan, India is expected to have the world's largest solar photovoltaic plant.
Cuba is proving its great potential in developing renewable energy to meet the country's electricity needs, while saving costs.
In an effort to promote the use of clean fuels to protect the Earth from the negative impacts of climate change, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on March 17 officially op…
A solar park is being built in Puerto Rico, to reduce dependence on oil energy.
The underground city will be built at an old mining site with a diameter of 1 km, a depth of 550m in eastern Siberia, Russia.
China places two feet on either side of a boundary line: As the world's largest polluter, it has begun to take a pioneering step in clean technology.
When referring to solar energy, people often think of small photovoltaic panels placed on the roofs of environmentally friendly homes ...
Vu Thanh Long, a 30-year-old Vietnamese guy who is a research scientist and lecturer (lecturer) Massachussets Institute of Technology is cherishing a new energy project…
Associate Professor Laszlo Kalman Department of Physics Concordia University (Canada) and colleagues have found a way to extend the energy storage time of an enzyme like…
An Austrian designer invented a device that can absorb moisture from the air, condense into drinkable water.
According to the science alert, a special liquid that scientists from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden have done research over the past year is really a liquid…
The research team at the University of California developed a device that absorbs water at night and supplies water during the day.
This is a clean drinking water product from the air, using renewable energy and does not need an infrastructure, power or water to operate.
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…
'With this device, we can generate energy in many different weather conditions,' the researchers said.