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At the end of the 19th century, three American broadcasters, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse engaged in a 'war' in which any of them believed they we…
The device can generate electricity, with the byproduct being water that is harmless to the human body.
Australia's first solar-powered eight-storey office building is expected to open mid-2023, helping to reduce CO2 by 77 tons per year.
Three Chinese astronauts have just been sent into space, starting a six-month mission to work on the country's new space station.
Greenland's ice is melting so much that the amount of water it produces could power more than 10 of the world's largest hydroelectric projects.
A new high-strength mirror made from only diamond could be used in semiconductor manufacturing and deep space communication.
To operate NASA's lunar base, Sandia National Laboratory is developing a microgrid to distribute electricity from the nuclear reactor.
Supply chain disruption, high inflation accompanied by power outages and heatwave: A scenario that could not be worse than the post-pandemic era.
AFP news agency said that although Afghanistan is a country with many strict rules and regulations, women and men still have the right to eat in restaurants.
A Chinese research team has designed the world's first plant that can turn fusion energy into electricity without shutting down the power grid.
Squad Solar City Car is not an ordinary vehicle but a combination of motorcycles and cars. In particular, the user of this car without a driver's license can still contr…
By demonstrating that it is possible to produce solar electricity at night, Australian scientists have achieved a breakthrough in renewable energy technology.
Scientists have developed a power supply system for computers that includes cyanobacteria in a sealed container the size of an AA battery.
Solar farm built on Alqueva artificial lake includes 12,000 panels, expected to provide electricity for about 1,500 households.
Anglo American on May 8 unveiled a 220-ton hydrogen-powered truck at a platinum mine in northern South Africa.