Grid connected solar power in Ho Chi Minh City
For the first time in Vietnam, TS. Le Hoang Thi To and her team of Duc Anh Quan Co., Ltd researched to successfully implement the technical solution
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For the first time in Vietnam, TS. Le Hoang Thi To and her team of Duc Anh Quan Co., Ltd researched to successfully implement the technical solution
The world's largest floating solar power plant in China can produce 40 megawatts of electricity, enough to meet the demand for electricity for 15,000 households.
Super-giant solar fields in the state of South Australia are rushing to be completed in preparation for official operation.
Clonee, Ireland will serve as the location of Facebook's 6th data center worldwide.
Vietnam's first solar power plant has just been started in Mo Duc district (Quang Ngai) with a total construction investment of 826 billion dong, on an area of 24ha wi…
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
The largest wind turbine field in Africa in sub-Saharan Africa has just begun operating in Ethipopia, an important step for the continent's renewable energy industry.
Japan yesterday started the first turbine in the offshore wind power plant complex, 20km from the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.
Apple is preparing to build a solar farm on an area of more than 55 hectares next to its new data center in Reno, Nevada (USA).
The $ 7 billion complex is home to 339 installations on a 300-square-kilometer area off the coast of Caithness in Scotland. Under the plan, wind farm will officially go…
The third success will not be as impressive as the first. But that is the beginning of a new standard, a new era of aerospace industry.
There are great people, working non-stop and unobtrusive about themselves, one of which is Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, co-founder of Tesla Motors and PayPal.
This is the result of research published on July 26 by experts at Rice University and University of Houston.
The cost is only about 5 USD (110,000 VND)
For villages in remote areas in Indonesia, electrical appliances are too expensive. They often have to use wood or gas for heating and cooking.