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California’s Solar Overflow: Daytime Electricity Prices Dip Below Zero

California’s Solar Boom California, a leader in solar energy, is experiencing a unique situation. The state’s extensive solar panel network is generating so much electricity on bright days that prices can dip below zero during…

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BYD: Roofless, No-Windscreen Electric Supercar Unveiled

The Chinese automotive company and the world’s leading new energy vehicle manufacturer BYD released a new supercar concept called Super 9. The model is released via the company’s premium brand – Fang Cheng Bao. The…

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Air Conditioning: Enhancing Comfort and Efficiency in a Changing Climate

As Adelaide heads into another summer of extreme heat, households must utilize high-efficiency air conditioning to safeguard health and budgets. Strategically installing correctly sized, energy-efficient cooling systems will help mitigate the weatherization burdens from intensely…

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Polestar 4: Officially Available in the US

The Swedish EV manufacturer Polestar started selling its fourth EV model (Polestar 4) on the US market. The model was introduced over a year ago, when plans for a flagship smartphone were also introduced. Hence,…

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Johannes Kepler University Linz Takes Drones to New Heights with Solar Innovation

Drone Evolution: Powering Up with Sunlight The future of drone technology shines bright thanks to researchers at Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU), Austria. Their groundbreaking work integrates ultra-thin solar cells, enabling drones to recharge mid-flight using…

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The Role of Innovation in EV Charging Infrastructure

The shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) marks a significant milestone in the history of transportation. A century ago, the roar of gasoline engines overtook the streets, signaling the dawn of a new era. Today, a…

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Japan Restarts Largest Nuclear Plant with New Fuel, Reigniting Debate

From Shutdown to Startup: The Resurgence of Japan’s Largest Nuclear Plant Japan has restarted operations at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power station, the world’s largest in terms of electrical output. The plant was idled after the…

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Paper Power! Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Battery Fueled by Air and Water

Researchers at Tohoku University’s Advanced Institute for Materials Research (AIMR) have made a significant stride towards sustainable energy by developing a novel paper-based battery. This innovative design generates power from readily available resources – air…

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Celebrate Earth Day Every Day: How Energy-Efficient Portable Monitors Can Help Save Our Planet

Did you know that Earth Day was created in the spring of 1970 by a man named Senator Gaylord Nelson? Senator Nelson invented Earth Day because there was no environmental protection agency, no Clean Air…

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World’s Largest Thermal Energy Storage Could Heat a City For a Year

From Sunlight to Winter Heat: Finland’s Innovative Vision Imagine a city that can heat itself for a year, powered by sunshine captured during the summer months. This futuristic vision is about to become a reality…

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Energy

California’s Solar Overflow: Daytime Electricity Prices Dip Below Zero

BYD: Roofless, No-Windscreen Electric Supercar Unveiled

Air Conditioning: Enhancing Comfort and Efficiency in a Changing Climate

Polestar 4: Officially Available in the US

Johannes Kepler University Linz Takes Drones to New Heights with Solar Innovation

The Role of Innovation in EV Charging Infrastructure

Japan Restarts Largest Nuclear Plant with New Fuel, Reigniting Debate

Paper Power! Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Battery Fueled by Air and Water

Celebrate Earth Day Every Day: How Energy-Efficient Portable Monitors Can Help Save Our Planet

World’s Largest Thermal Energy Storage Could Heat a City For a Year

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