Electric-Hydrogen Stations for Resilient Energy
Researchers develop a resilient electric-hydrogen charging station for EVs.
Author: Boˆreal
Short reads about North Europe's green transition
Microplastics’ Threat to Northern Marine Life
Walk along any northern coastline — from the windswept Hebrides to the rocky coves of Nova Scotia — and it seems wild enough, clean enough, to be untouched. But beneath the waves, a quieter crisis is unfolding. The latest research has laid bare the scale of microplastic pollution in our coastal and marine environments, and … Continue reading Microplastics’ Threat to Northern Marine Life
From Hot and Thirsty Servers to Useful Energy: Circularity for AI Datacentres
How can heat from mushrooming data centres can be used in ways other than wasting water.
Chasing the Sun: How New Solar Cell Records Are Reshaping What’s Possible
Photovoltaics is smashing through efficiency levels
Building-Integrated PV for Denmark — a deeper look, with Nordic and nearby-city comparisons
Weighing up Building-Integrated Photovoltaics in Northern Europe.
Hydropower and Ecology: Finding Balance for a Sustainable Future
Balancing hydropower ecology
Nanowires: Tiny Structures With Big Energy Potential
Nanowires for energy storage
Making Plastics Work for the Planet, Not Against It
Adding Zinc compounds to plastic makes sunlight break it down
Sustainable Hydrogen Production with Air and Sunlight
Generating hydrogen from water in the air
Tapping the Ocean’s Heat: Smarter Designs for Clean Power
Most renewable energy stories focus on wind and solar, but the oceans are an immense, underused source of power. Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is a technology that captures the natural temperature difference between warm surface water and cold deep water to generate electricity. It’s a renewable supply that is predictable and constant — unlike … Continue reading Tapping the Ocean’s Heat: Smarter Designs for Clean Power
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