A chain reaction to the nuclear problem
Two new companies will recycle nuclear waste
Category: renewable energy
Renewables growth in last 5 years
The growth in renewable energy from 2019 to 2024
Potential for generating energy through absorbing carbon dioxide
Researchers at the University of Queensland have created a breakthrough nanogenerator capable of absorbing carbon dioxide (CO₂) to produce electricity. Dr. Zhuyuan Wang and his team developed this innovative device, which combines a polyamine gel used to absorb CO₂ with a boron nitrate skeleton that generates positive and negative ions. When placed in a hydrogel … Continue reading Potential for generating energy through absorbing carbon dioxide
Inner Mongolia Innovates Breakthrough Modular Hydrogen Production System
Hydrogen innovation from Inner Mongolia
Revolutionising Energy Storage with Sand Batteries
Storing energy with sand to support renewable power
Greenlyte: Revolutionising Carbon Capture for a Sustainable Future
Greenlyte aims to capture 0.1 gigatons (GT) of CO2 per year by 2050
Advancing Solar PVs with Antimony Selenide as the Semiconductor in Tandem Solar Cells
Advancing Solar PVs with Antimony Selenide as the Semiconductor in Tandem Solar Cells
Unlocking Hydrogen Storage Potential: A Breakthrough in Small-Pore Materials
Researchers unveil a magnesium borohydride framework enabling dense hydrogen storage, a breakthrough for clean energy solutions.
Decarbonizing Europe’s Energy Sector: The Role of Direct and Indirect Electrification
A recent paper from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research explores the role of direct and indirect electrification in tackling the climate crisis.
New process to make biomass more useful as fuels, beyond burning for heat
New process breaks down biomass into commonly used types of fuel.
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