Hydropower and Ecology: Finding Balance for a Sustainable Future
Balancing hydropower ecology
Tag: renewable energy
Nanowires: Tiny Structures With Big Energy Potential
Nanowires for energy storage
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
Controlling Perovskite’s Favourite Light Frequencies: The Fragile Brilliance of Next-Generation Solar Cells
Controlling solar panels’ preferred light frequencies.
A Solid Step Forward: Boosting Stability in Perovskite Solar Cells
Perovskite cells last longer when replacing an additive.
Sustainable Living in the Global North: Progress, Pitfalls, and Possibilities
Sustainability: Doing it for ourselves
Sodium Batteries Take a Leap Towards the Grid
Lithium-ion batteries may dominate today’s clean energy storage, but they come with problems: they rely on scarce lithium and cobalt, and their costs are tied to volatile supply chains. That is why researchers have long looked to sodium — far more abundant and geographically widespread — as a promising alternative. Until now, however, sodium metal … Continue reading Sodium Batteries Take a Leap Towards the Grid
Unlocking Clean Hydrogen: Berlin Scientists Crack the Code of Water Splitting
Germans organise hydrolysis for better hydrogen production
The Hidden Cost of Clean Power: Weighing Metals in Offshore Wind
A lighter metal burden for offshore wind
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