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Could Rapid-Charging Saltwater Batteries Be the Answer?

Researchers from the Imperial College in London have presented their approach to the latest trend that is saltwater batteries. The team has developed a prototype made of specially structured polymers and demonstrated unprecedented charge and…

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Power Plants: Researchers Are Close to Solving the ‘Boiling Crisis’ Problem

“A new understanding of heat transfer in boiling water could lead to efficiency improvements in power plants.” – MIT The ‘Boiling crisis’ or the ‘critical heat flux’ is the thermal limit beyond which the phase…

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Nano Generator Powered by Fish Scales

Have you ever looked at a dead fish and thought, “Now there’s a technological innovation waiting to happen”? I’m guessing you haven’t, because honestly, who would. Physicists Gosh and Dr. Dipankar Mandal in India thought…

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Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

Researchers from Saarland University in Germany have developed a prototype device that can be used to cool or heat the air in a room or to cool or heat liquids using ‘muscles’ made from nickel-titanium.…

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Electric Cars Are the New ‘Mobile Power Station’ for Your Home

Looking for the ultimate “off-the-grid” living experience? Coming this year, Mitsubishi will sell a system that lets you share power between your home and electric car. The Dendo Drive House (DDH) features solar panels, a home battery,…

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A Blast from the Past: Luxury Brand Reborn With a $1.7m Electric Supercar

A company that once rivaled Rolls Royce or Bentley for luxury and technical sophistication Hispano Suiza is making a comeback after more than 50 years. Once favored by monarchs and aristocracy, the Spanish automaker Hispano-Suiza…

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China’s “Artificial Sun” Will Be Completed This Year

Chinese scientists at the Institute of Physical Science in Hefei are going to complete the construction of the HL-2M Tokamak device “artificial sun” before the end of this year. This unbelievable structure is expected to…

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Researchers Develop Cheaper and More Flexible Solar Cells

Perovskite-based solar cells have excellent characteristics for production. They’re cheap and flexible and can have various applications. The issue with using them, however, is their short life span; you can’t use them for more than…

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Ukraine is About to Get a 246 MegaWatt Solar Farm

DTEK, Ukraine’s largest energy producer has just been granted a provisional license by the country’s National Commission for Energy for their “Solar-Farm 1” project. This is projected to be the largest farm of its kind…

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New Technique Can Turn Millions of Tons of Plastic Waste into Clean Fuel

World’s population is growing, so is the plastic wastes that people produce. According to the United Nations estimates, annually more than 8 million tons of plastics flow into the oceans. Researchers at Purdue University have…

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Energy

Could Rapid-Charging Saltwater Batteries Be the Answer?

Power Plants: Researchers Are Close to Solving the ‘Boiling Crisis’ Problem

Nano Generator Powered by Fish Scales

Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

Electric Cars Are the New ‘Mobile Power Station’ for Your Home

A Blast from the Past: Luxury Brand Reborn With a $1.7m Electric Supercar

China’s “Artificial Sun” Will Be Completed This Year

Researchers Develop Cheaper and More Flexible Solar Cells

Ukraine is About to Get a 246 MegaWatt Solar Farm

New Technique Can Turn Millions of Tons of Plastic Waste into Clean Fuel

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