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02.07.23- Tidal Energy To See
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02.06.23- South Australia plans world's largest electrolyzer and H2 power plant
The state that built the world's first grid-level "big battery" is striking out on an even more ambitious green energy project: the world's biggest hydrogen power station, fed by an electrolysis facility 10 times larger than anything running today. Read More |
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02.04.23- Nuclear Power Is Entering A New Era
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02.03.23- Multi-layer "liquid window" tech could help buildings save energy
By adjusting the opacity of the glass on existing photochromic windows, users can control how much sunlight passes through the window and into the room. In most cases, the glass partially blocks the sunlight's visible spectrum – keeping the room from getting too bright – along with its infrared spectrum, keeping the room from getting too warm. Read More |
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02.02.23- Acid coating converts regular electrolyzers to split seawater
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02.01.23- China’s Low Aluminum Production Worsens Supply Chain Challenges
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01.31.23- Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Are A Game Changer For Clean Power
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01.30.23- Are You Really Against Fossil Fuels? Read This Before You Answer
But are people aware of the extent to which their lives are dependent on fossil fuels? Do they know that more than 90 percent of things used in their everyday lives are derived from fossil fuels? Read More |
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01.28.23- Sodium-Ion Batteries Just Got More Competitive
Their study paper was made available online on October of 2022 and will be published in Volume 453, Part 1 of the Chemical Engineering Journal on 1 February 2023. Read More |
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01.27.23- Will Geothermal Energy
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01.26.23- How Environmental Fear-mongering Derailed The Nuclear Energy Boom
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01.25.23- The Energy Crisis Is Fueling A Nuclear Energy Renaissance
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01.24.23- U.S. Gasoline Prices
Gasoline prices are up 11.8 cents over a week ago, and are 9.4 cents higher than they were a year ago, before Russia’s “special military operation” in Ukraine. Read More |
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01.23.23- The Road To Decarbonization: Ammonia-Powered Trucks Take the Lead
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01.21.23- SpaceX Rocket Sends Solar Power Prototype Into Orbit Space solar power provides a way to tap into the practically unlimited supply of solar energy in outer space, where the energy is constantly available without being subjected to the cycles of day and night, seasons, and cloud cover. For more lots more images, gifs and video, here are the links: 1st, Cal Tech’s press release.Then 2nd, the project web site. Read More |
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01.20.23- How Significant Was The Latest Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough?
First, let’s discuss some basics of nuclear fusion. Today’s nuclear power plants are based on nuclear fission, which is the splitting of a heavy isotope like uranium-235 into two smaller isotopes. (Isotopes are just different forms of an element). Read More |
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01.19.23- Fur-lined double-barrel generator harvests energy from slow waves
Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have developed an unusual way to harvest wave power, with a gently rolling cylinder designed around the triboelectric effect that causes static shocks after you walk on certain carpets. Read More |
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01.18.23- IEA: Half Of All Cars Sold In Top Markets Will Be Electric By 2030
In 2030, every second car sold in Europe, the US, and China, the three largest car markets for electric cars, will be an electric car, the IEA’s Executive Director Fatih Birol said on Tuesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Read More |
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01.17.23- Dung-powered tractor drives down agricultural emissions The system, upon which New Holland has partnered with UK company Bennamann, works roughly like this: farmers collect as much cow poop as possible as a slurry, and instead of directly using it as fertilizer, they pump it into large tanks, or covered lagoons. Anaerobic organisms chow down on this lumpy thickshake, and produce a biogas that contains mainly methane. Read More |
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01.16.23- Biofuel Production Is Set To Soar
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01.14.23- Where Are Oil Prices Heading In 2023?
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01.13.23- Why Oil's 7-Month Downturn May Be About To Reverse
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01.12.23- Concentrated photosynthesis device promises cheap green hydrogen
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01.11.23- World's new largest wind turbine sweeps 10 football fields per spin
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01.10.23- Form Energy's ultra-cheap
One of the most exciting companies in grid-level renewable energy storage – if you're the type to get excited about this kind of thing – is Form Energy, whose innovative iron-air technology promises to outperform lithium "big battery" projects at 10% of the cost. It's preparing to scale up with its first factory. Read More |
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01.09.23- The LNG Boom Could End With Billions In Stranded Assets
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01.07.23- Andurand: Oil Prices Could Exceed $140 If China's Economy Fully Reopens
Andurand sees the possibility of crude oil demand growing by more than 4 million barrels per day this year—a 4% increase over last year. This far exceeds crude demand growth set out for 2023 by other oil market forecasters. Read More |
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01.06.23- What Would It Take To Completely Decarbonize Jet Fuel?
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01.05.23- Hong Kong Scientists Unveil Two New Hydrogen Production Catalysts
In the first topic the researchers’ findings have been published in the scientific journal Nature Communications under the title “Two-dimensional mineral hydrogel-derived single atoms-anchored heterostructures for ultrastable hydrogen evolution”. The first author of the paper is Dr Lyu Fucong from CityU. The corresponding authors are Professor Lu, Dr Li Yangyang, Associate Professor in MSE, and Dr Sun Ligang, Assistant Professor in the School of Science at the Harbin Institute of Technology. Read More |
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01.04.23- Renewable Energy Jobs On The Rise
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01.03.23- Will Big Plans For Nuclear Power Work Without Russian Uranium?
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01.02.23- The Fall Of Tesla And The Rise of Exxon Amid The Energy Crisis
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