Hydrogen from Water
New Catalyst could help produce Sustainable Hydrogen from Water A team led by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory has developed a new cataly...
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Power
Power is becoming increasingly important across global construction, infrastructure and industrial technology, influencing how projects are visualised, coordinated, delivered and managed over time.
Thermoelectricity for power generation sparked by Silver Nanoparticles
Numerous high-functioning thermoelectric substances were found during the previous twenty years, but their potential has remained unrealized due to the absence of efficie...
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BLUETTI EP600 and AC500 Power Stations win Red Dot Design Awards
BLUETTI, a leading provider of portable power stations, has announced that its products EP600 and AC500 have won the prestigious Red Dot Design Award 2023. The award reco...
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Commoditisation of Hydrogen for Transport and Power
The hydrogen market is beginning to take shape in Europe and around the world. It is expected to become a key mechanism for decarbonising industry, transport and the powe...
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Doosan Bobcat announces new Global Brand Strategy
Doosan Bobcat, Inc., a company within Doosan Group, has announced its global branding strategy to create business and growth opportunities for the Doosan Bobcat product p...
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Flow Field design could increase Hydrogen Production in Electrolysers
Loop Energy™, a designer and manufacturer of hydrogen fuel cell solutions, has completed third-party validation of the use of its patented eFlow™ technology...
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Eaton Low-Voltage Power Hybrid and EV Components head to Conexpo
Intelligent power management company Eaton announced its Vehicle Group is offering its array of customizable low-voltage electrical components that fulfil growing power a...
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Asahi Kasei launches new DC-DC step-up converter for efficient Energy Harvesting
Asahi Kasei Microdevices (AKM) has launched a new DC-DC step-up converter with ultra-low power consumption that is able to boost low voltages, offering solutions for remo...
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Ferrovial and RWE to construct and operate Wind Projects off the Spanish coast
Ferrovial, the sustainable infrastructure and mobility company, and RWE, a world-leading renewables player, have agreed on a partnership to analyse the joint development,...
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FLIR Si124 Thermal Cameras preventing failures to keep the lights on
SPI Inspections provides their customers with top-notch utility system and infrastructure inspections, relying on their extensive experience in the field and advanced ins...
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Transitioning to Net Zero: The far-reaching global responsibility
The shift towards net zero emissions is gaining traction as businesses and countries alike become increasingly aware of the need to address climate change. This transitio...
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Could abandoned mines be turned into batteries
Renewable energy sources are central to the energy transition toward a more sustainable future. However, as sources like sunshine and wind are inherently variable and inc...
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Renesas unveils new Automotive Intelligent Power Device
Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced today a new automotive Intelligent Power Device (IPD) that will safely...
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CEMEX invests in Waste to Energy Advanced Solutions
CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V. and CEMEX Ventures, CEMEX’s corporate venture capital unit, announced their investment in Waste to Energy Advanced Solutions, a clean energy start-u...
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Producing hydrogen using a Sponge Iron
RUDN University environmentalists have proposed a new catalyst for converting methane into hydrogen – an alternative energy carrier. The catalyst itself is a simple...
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Cincoze introduces rugged embedded computer to power the Internet of Energy
Many countries are facing serious energy shortages, and to counter this problem, many are already actively utilizing renewable energy, but they also urgently need the lay...
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AI can now manage Power Supply of Smart Buildings
A smart building is a system in which heating, air conditioning, power supply, water supply and all other infrastructure components are automated. One of the key tasks in...
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BLUETTI introduces Energy Storage System EP600 and B500 to help Energy Crisis
Electricity demand is predicted to grow rapidly as winter is coming soon. Under the rules introduced by Swiss government ordinance, buildings with gas heating systems can...
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American Chemical Society creates sticky tape that generates electricity
Along with bitterly cold temperatures, winter usually brings dry air and the occasional zap of static electricity. Those shocks might be annoying, but researchers are wor...
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Reducing Energy use on your next Construction Project
Construction projects are a big part of any society. They can be the reason that your town is growing, or they can be what keeps it thriving. Construction projects also...
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Concept for floating small modular reactor promises safe and affordable energy
NuScale Power LLC and Prodigy Clean Energy Ltd have announced a new conceptual design for a transportable and marine-based small modular reactor (SMR) power generating fa...
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Thinnest ever ferroelectric material will lead to new energy-efficient devices
The discovery of intriguing material behaviour at small scales could reduce energy demands for computing. As electronic devices become smaller and smaller, the materials...
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Gazelle Wind Power hybrid Offshore Wind Platform design verified
Gazelle Wind Power, the developer of a hybrid modular floating offshore wind platform, has received the results of its basin model tests at the Environmental Hydraulics I...
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Storing Hydrogen in salts
Hydrogen gas could someday replace fossil fuels as a “clean” energy source, producing only water and energy. However, handling large quantities of gaseous hydrogen is cum...
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UNECE develops Classification System for Hydrogen
Hydrogen is already strongly present in the mainstream media, where ‘colours’ of hydrogen – green, blue, yellow, turquoise, grey – refer to different production methods....
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Scientists working on tech to manage two-way power flows in commercial buildings
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory recently demonstrated a new technology to better control how power flows to and from commercial buildings equipped with solar...
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Shadows effect Solar Cells connected in Series
Large obstacles, like clouds and buildings, can block sunlight from reaching solar cells, but smaller sources, such as dust and leaves, can also create similar problems....
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Software platform empowers Utilities and supports Grid Services
New software can integrate millions of distributed power devices, such as batteries and solar panels, to help solve grid issues of today and prepare for challenges of tom...
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AI driving new materials for solar cells
The sun continuously transmits trillions of watts of energy to the Earth. It will be doing so for billions more years. Yet, we have only just begun tapping into that abun...
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Mecobit Photo Voltaic systems powering Cryptocurrency Mining
Mecobit Photo voltaic, a firm with an emphasis on high-quality photo voltaics has enhanced their Photo voltaic System for energy cryptocurrency miners and different curre...
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BigBlue portable Solar Charger the Perfect Companion for every Jobsite
USB solar charger are coming in to their own, offering a tiny power plant that can generate power for phones and small electronics when the sun is out, and even to rechar...
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Generating thickness-independent piezoelectricity in atom-thick materials
There’s still plenty of room at the bottom to generate piezoelectricity. Engineers at Rice University and their colleagues are showing the way. A new study describes the...
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Disused Mines could surge back to life in the New Energy Economy
The Biden administration recently announced a $500 million program to transform old mines into new clean energy hubs, and directed billions more toward related projects a...
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New MIT method boosts Wind Farm output without new equipment
Virtually all wind turbines, which produce more than 5 percent of the world’s electricity, are controlled as if they were individual, free-standing units. In fact, the va...
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Researchers explore creating a resilient Power Grid in Puerto Rico
When Hurricane Maria, a Category 4 storm with 155-mph winds, made a direct hit on Puerto Rico in 2017, it ravaged the island’s power grid and caused the longest bla...
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Digital models unlocking South Africa’s clean energy future
The economy of Southern Africa is rapidly developing, driving a growing demand for electricity. Efficiently meeting this demand will require balancing social, economic, g...
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Sandia testing cutting-edge Brayton Cycle technology to power the local grid
For the first time, Sandia National Laboratories researchers delivered electricity produced by a new power-generating system to the Sandia-Kirtland Air Force Base electri...
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Small and strong magnets could help harness Fusion devices
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have found a way to build powerful magnets smaller than before, aiding the...
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Researchers double upon up on techniques for better Solar Cells
A new material can make solar cells a thousand times thinner than today’s silicon solar cells. This material is a hybrid organic–inorganic crystal called halide perovskit...
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Innovative SmartFlower Solar Solution helps GomunoInaki with Sustainable Development
GomunoInaki, a Japanese global trading company with R&D functions that specializes in supplying rubber/plastic goods to automotive, housing, home appliances, office i...
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