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Rolls-Royce Plans to Develop Small Modular Nuclear Reactors

Rolls-Royce has announced a new venture that involves the development of Small Modular Reactors (SMR), aspiring to usher a new era of low-cost, low-carbon power generation technology. The engineering giant has completed a successful equity…

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World’s Largest Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid Project Has Launched Its Commercial Operation

World’s largest Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid Project has begun commercial operation at Sirindhorn Dam in Thailand. According to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), this mega project will enhance the country’s power system security. Mr.…

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Now Roadside Sound Barrier Systems Will Also Generate Solar Energy

The state of Massachusetts is likely to become the first US state to make use of the first-ever solar-powered roadside sound barrier to produce electricity. If things go as per the plan, this project may…

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Duracell Has Made a Big Battery for Your Home

Duracell has launched a new commercial product named ‘Power Center’, which is an energy storage system aiming to cover residential powering needs. With this move, the American manufacturer of alkaline batteries is entering a steadily…

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UK to De-Carbonize With Clean Energy From ‘Northern Horizons’ Project

Aker Horizons, the Norwegian clean energy expert has presented a new project proposal called ‘Northern Horizons’, which is a floating wind farm that is to be developed in the Scottish offshore. For the technical development…

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Colorado Steel Mill Becomes ‘World’s First’ To Be Run Almost Entirely On Solar

The environmental impact of steel is enormous. Did you know that Steel production is one of the most energy-consuming and CO2-emitting industrial activities in the world? But now a Colorado steel plant is attempting to…

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Sony Proposes Floating Pods for Humans Living To Deal with Rising Sea Levels

Global sea level continues to rise at a rate of about one-eighth of an inch per year. Sea level has risen about eight-nine inches (21–24 cm) since 1880 and continues to rise at an alarming rate. More…

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Plant-Based Jet Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions By 68%

Did you know that the aviation industry is responsible for about 2 percent of all global carbon emissions? Worldwide scientists have been working to search for sustainable alternatives. Now, scientists have found a new plant-based…

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EU Says Adopting Renewables Is the Only Way Out Of The Looming Energy Crisis

The European Commission calls nations and stakeholders in the continent to focus on the adoption of renewable energy to mitigate the forces that threaten to drive energy prices higher. Currently, the situation with electricity prices…

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Kerosene Storage Treatment: What you need to know

Petroleum-derived kerosene, also known as lamp oil, is widely used as a fuel for military equipment, aviation, as well as household items. Although many people use electricity or gas, kerosene is a cheaper and longer-lasting…

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Energy

Rolls-Royce Plans to Develop Small Modular Nuclear Reactors

World’s Largest Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid Project Has Launched Its Commercial Operation

Now Roadside Sound Barrier Systems Will Also Generate Solar Energy

Duracell Has Made a Big Battery for Your Home

UK to De-Carbonize With Clean Energy From ‘Northern Horizons’ Project

Colorado Steel Mill Becomes ‘World’s First’ To Be Run Almost Entirely On Solar

Sony Proposes Floating Pods for Humans Living To Deal with Rising Sea Levels

Plant-Based Jet Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions By 68%

EU Says Adopting Renewables Is the Only Way Out Of The Looming Energy Crisis

Kerosene Storage Treatment: What you need to know

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