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Norwegians Design Sea Vessel Moved by Molten Salt Reactor

Ulstein, a Norwegian shipbuilding expert, has presented “Thor”, a concept for the world’s first molten salt reactor (MSR) ship designed for zero-emission shipping. Compared to conventional nuclear fission reactors, MSRs are far safer and can…

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No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

Today, the cumulative capacity of installed wind power worldwide exceeds 800 gigawatts. Wind energy capacity is growing rapidly around the world. According to the US Energy Information Administration, wind power generated five times more electricity…

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A New Heat Engine without Any Moving Parts Is As Efficient As a Steam Turbine

Researchers from the MIT and the National Energy Laboratory (NREL) have designed a heat engine with no moving parts. The engine converts heat to electricity with over 40 percent efficiency. The performance achieved is better than…

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Graphite is the next big trouble in EV battery supply chain

Graphite is expected to become the next major bottleneck in the production of battery packs for electric vehicles (EVs), as experts in the field fear that the supply of the raw material will be short…

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Are Crypto Credit Cards Safe from Digital Exploits?

If you asked the average person, who was unfamiliar or somewhat familiar with cryptocurrency, if they would accept a free gift of crypto coins, what do you think their reaction would be? Their first question…

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A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Researchers from the Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology have developed an energy system that stores solar energy in liquid form for up to 18 years. This allows storing energy and using it when and where…

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Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

Worldwide renewable energies like wind and solar are rapidly replacing fossil fuels for electricity generation. But these renewable energies cannot always consistently produce energy. So, we require widespread energy storage for speeding the transition to a carbon-free…

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Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

Rivian Automotive, the hopeful American EV maker and one of Tesla’s aspiring competitors for the U.S. market, announced its production figures from Q1 2022, and the results are mixed. On the one hand, the automaker…

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Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Rockets require a lot of energy to break free of Earth’s gravity to put satellites in orbit. They’re too expensive, and the fuel is heavy which means even more fuel is required to carry the…

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Geothermal Plants Could Solve America’s Lithium Supply Crunch

The demand for lithium has grown exponentially in recent years. Lithium is essential for lithium-ion batteries, to power electric vehicles and portable electronic devices. The demand for lithium is further expected to increase by 500%…

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Energy

Norwegians Design Sea Vessel Moved by Molten Salt Reactor

No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

A New Heat Engine without Any Moving Parts Is As Efficient As a Steam Turbine

Graphite is the next big trouble in EV battery supply chain

Are Crypto Credit Cards Safe from Digital Exploits?

A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Geothermal Plants Could Solve America’s Lithium Supply Crunch

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