New equipment multiplies the amount of energy globally
Most scientists agree that the sea is the birthplace of life on Earth. Currently, people are aiming to research space space mainly.
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Most scientists agree that the sea is the birthplace of life on Earth. Currently, people are aiming to research space space mainly.
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New technology products from self-driving cars to mini nuclear reactors are all a result of scientists' ideas to save energy, reduce harmful emissions, and smart control…
Cochin International Airport in India has launched a solar system with more than 46,000 panels that last up to 25 years.
Power shortages on many of the islands in the Philippines have prompted an engineer to create 8-hour light bulbs with just one glass of salt water.
KiteGen is an Italian-based energy technology company and their goal is to produce electricity using giant kites for high winds.
A team of researchers in Columbia has announced that it has successfully built steam engines that can produce energy. In theory, it can harvest all the water vapor in th…
The Audi car maker is researching and creating a new fuel that can be used in internal combustion engines.
In some areas of the world, scientists are studying seawater desalination technology due to wind and solar energy, to address freshwater scarcity.
When we think of wind power, we often think of giant wind turbines placed on poles to exploit the high wind speeds.
Saphon Energy has started green energy for Tunisia by designing wind turbines without the usual propellers.
Many organizations around the world are looking for ways to harness the energy of ocean waves as renewable energy.
Researchers at Harvard University have successfully created a plant-based rechargeable battery that stores energy instead of metal.
On May 23, the first manned Solar Impulse solar powered aircraft set a new record of flight distance with the completion of a long distance of 1,541km.
MODEC (Mitsui Ocean Development & Engineering Co.) has announced that they are about to test SKWID - the first system that can exploit both power sources simultaneously.