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When the darkness encompasses North America, it is expected that the grid will shrink by about 70 megawatts per minute, two to three times faster than the daily rate of…
A 3.5-magnitude earthquake occurred in the two provinces of Thua Thien - Hue and Quang Tri, causing confusion among the people.
Although the vibration only happened less than half a minute, it caused a lot of confusion for the people here.
Harvard University announced a list of 2.3 million organic carbon compounds capable of turning sunlight into electricity.
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 ...
According to a new study published last week, plans for China and India aimed at creating solar energy risk increasing lead pollution.
Energy Corporation National Grid (UK) is planning to build a system to transport and store CO2 emissions at old gas fields that have been mined in the North Sea.
On December 21, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) adopted new global standards for smart grid, in which the transmission line system is integrated with the…
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
A new photovoltaic plant in Datong (China), decided to produce the most special design in the world.
On January 4, Ho Chi Minh City Department of Agriculture and Rural Development introduced a greenhouse, a net house, and cultivated the most modern plant cells in the so…
Two businesses in China will build the world's largest battery system to store electricity from renewable energy sources.
British industrial designer Bill Moggridge, who initially shaped the laptop, died at the age of 69. Smithsonian National Design Museum s Cooper-Hewit (USA) said the dire…
Scientists discover nerve cells, called grid cells, while activating the brain of game participants to explore the virtual environment.
British police are testing a special type of net that allows capturing suspicious cars.