10 years from now there will be microbial electricity
Scientists have found that the energy produced by proteins on the surface of bacteria can be converted into electricity. This breakthrough detection could help create a…
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Scientists have found that the energy produced by proteins on the surface of bacteria can be converted into electricity. This breakthrough detection could help create a…
The excess of the permissible limits of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere is due to the widespread use of fossil fuels, which is the main cause of global climate…
The team led by Professor Yoshiaki Oka of Waseda University in Japan succeeded in developing the concept of a nuclear reactor capable of producing large amounts of pluto…
The recent Earth Hour 2013 event has been responded by many people. Even so, not everyone knows the impact of electricity consumption on climate change and the use of el…
Exploiting the potential of renewable energy to reduce consumption and import of fossil fuels is a major challenge for Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest country in the…
On this day two years ago, on March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami disaster devastated Japan and especially caused nuclear disaster at Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant (N…
On March 12, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said the country extracted natural gas from a new energy source called methane hydrate (also known as ice bu…
The goal of research on fusion energy is to create the same energy as the stars on earth by synthesizing nuclei of light nuclei such as hydrogen, deutrium, tritium ...
The team of experts at the University of East Anglia (UEA, UK) is implementing a $ 1.26 million project to reconstruct the photosynthesis process in the hope of converti…
Japanese authorities are preparing to promote the plan to build the largest offshore wind farm in the world since July this year.
The energy of such an earthquake could be 30 times the magnitude of the 9-magnitude earthquake that struck Northeast Japan in March 2011.
Opponents argue that nuclear energy is not only dangerous but also necessary for addressing climate change.
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.
OriginOil (USA) and Ennesys (France) - two technology companies - have joined hands to launch a unique energy project: creating algae from waste water, then using algae…
Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are rising again in 2012, reaching a record high of 35.6 billion tons.