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Dutch engineers work at Cofely, a company that designs ice rinks and frozen storage systems for food, creating a 10cm-thick ice sheet on an aluminum surface inside a shi…
On September 8, 2010, Quang Binh Provincial People's Committee had a working session with the consultant team of DOHWA Group on the content related to the Solar Battery…
With the intention of creating a network of solar panels extending beyond Manhattan, India is expected to have the world's largest solar photovoltaic plant.
The world's largest solar-powered power plant, designed and built by Austrian companies, was officially put into operation in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh capital after six mon…
US scientists have successfully built self-powered cameras, use less power and can theoretically operate permanently.
The anti-dirty glass is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invention in the US, Livescience said. Not only does it prevent adhesion, it also eliminates ligh…
Many times we have heard people mention this term abound on television, newspaper, books ... But have you ever wondered, who put the first steps for interesting science?…
A model of gasoline-electric hybrid cars has just been completed by a group of 4th year students, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ho Chi Minh City University of Techn…
The Earth warms up, we turn on the air conditioner. The more the air conditioner runs, the more Earth's atmosphere is affected, and then warms up. So hot, we find the ai…
'With this device, we can generate energy in many different weather conditions,' the researchers said.
Solar panels can be used to build power plants hundreds of megawatts, or be scaled down to a few people think.
This is the most significant technological achievement of the energy industry in recent times.
This system can produce 40% more electricity than traditional solar battery systems.
Tesla is confident that their solar roof will be more durable than any other conventional roofing material.
The solar panels have been designed to be much thinner. The more flexible design allows the panels to extend along the facades of buildings, on buses or in electric cars.