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Onion-Skin Film Blocks 99.9% of UV—A Game Changer for Solar Panels

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, researchers at the University of Turku, in collaboration with Aalto University and Wageningen University, have developed a bio-based ultraviolet (UV) protection film for solar cells. By incorporating nanocellulose…

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The Impact of Sustainability Initiatives on Profitability

In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a critical component of long-term success. As companies face growing pressure from consumers, investors, and regulatory bodies to adopt more sustainable practices, the…

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Europe’s Siemens Gamesa Follows China with a Massive 21.5-MW Wind Turbine

A few months ago, Mingyang Smart Energy produced the world’s largest 20-MW wind turbine. China’s largest private production of wind turbines breaks records almost annually, but now, it might be outdone by its European competitor,…

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New Extraction Techniques Make Rubidium Easier To Mine

While Lithium is currently the target of the mining industry because of the skyrocketing increasing demand for electric vehicle batteries, rubidium is used in technologies such as atomic clocks, motion sensors, signal generators, and GPS…

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New Fuel Withstands in The Harsh Environment of a Nuclear Rocket Reactor

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has successfully tested a new radioactive fuel that can survive the harsh environment of a nuclear rocket reactor. This is a positive development for powering spacecraft in the future. To…

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Revolutionary Discovery: Light Gains Structure While Flowing Freely

In a groundbreaking experiment, researchers have successfully transformed light into a supersolid—a rare state of matter that behaves as both a solid and a fluid. This marks a major breakthrough in quantum physics, potentially paving…

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SkyDrive Teases Production-Ready Three-Seater eVTOL

SkyDrive, a Toyota City based company, and the Japanese leading eVTOL aircraft manufacturer, showed images of its first production eVTOL. Moreover, the firm announced that it received a G-1 certification from the Japan Civil Aviation…

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MIT’s Breakthrough Technique Taps Ammonia Brewed Underground

Ammonia has been considered a fuel of the future because of its big potential, but most manufacturing methods make it a dirty source of energy. A new method introduced by researchers at MIT could derive…

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600 Tonnes Per Day in an Octagonal City: The Most Futuristic Project Ever Seen

Imagine a city unlike anything the world has ever witnessed—a marvel of innovation, sustainability, and engineering precision. This is the reality of an upcoming octagonal city, a groundbreaking urban project designed to handle an astonishing…

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Eco Wave Power Receives Permit to Build the First Onshore Wave Energy Project in the US

Onshore wave energy production, as part of the sustainable energy sector, could soon become a significant contributor to global renewable energy production. It might not be a clear-cut solution on its own, but it can…

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Energy

Onion-Skin Film Blocks 99.9% of UV—A Game Changer for Solar Panels

The Impact of Sustainability Initiatives on Profitability

Europe’s Siemens Gamesa Follows China with a Massive 21.5-MW Wind Turbine

New Extraction Techniques Make Rubidium Easier To Mine

New Fuel Withstands in The Harsh Environment of a Nuclear Rocket Reactor

Revolutionary Discovery: Light Gains Structure While Flowing Freely

SkyDrive Teases Production-Ready Three-Seater eVTOL

MIT’s Breakthrough Technique Taps Ammonia Brewed Underground

600 Tonnes Per Day in an Octagonal City: The Most Futuristic Project Ever Seen

Eco Wave Power Receives Permit to Build the First Onshore Wave Energy Project in the US

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