The new system provides 24/7 solar power
A new system designed by scientists at the Masachusette Institute of Technology (MIT) can provide stable power for 24 hours a day in all weather conditions.
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A new system designed by scientists at the Masachusette Institute of Technology (MIT) can provide stable power for 24 hours a day in all weather conditions.
The world's first solar power plant capable of generating electricity at night was completed in Spain last month.
The first solar tunnel in Europe was officially opened in Belgium, with the goal of providing clean energy for trains connecting the continent.
Scientists at the British Institute for the Study of Birds (The Institute) have attached an automatic satellite (GPS) device to cuckoo birds to monitor their migration t…
Toyota's Japanese automaker has installed 17,000 photovoltaic panels at a plant in Debyshire, England, estimated to provide enough power to produce 7,000 vehicles a…
Bio-fuel for fighters, marine batteries for marine batteries are environmentally-friendly technologies used by the US military.
American professor of geology and physics Klaus Lackner has a bold idea to create synthetic plants that mimic natural trees and absorb CO2 in the air through a filtratio…
Having a carrier-like design, Tûranor PlanetSolar has become the world's largest solar-powered vessel.
'Doped nanocrystals' was developed by researchers, working at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, Israel, this is the result of research in the field of enhancing the elect…
The solar-powered self-compressing bins are being tested for the first time in the UK. With this new technology, each self-compacting bin has the capacity of eight times…
British scientists are studying new batteries for soldiers using energy from the sun and body heat.
Using alternative energy for traditional forms of energy is a great and long-term strategy, meaningful in terms of economics, security, national defense and development.
Researchers at Purdue University create a unique system that can absorb heat from automotive exhaust to generate electricity while reducing fuel consumption.
Japanese scientists have successfully developed a technology that can help reduce the cost of solar panels that are environmentally friendly.
Currently, more and more manufacturers focus on environmentally friendly products, contributing to changing people's habits and awareness.