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The carbon benefits of wind power, silviculture and peatlands

Environment
Researchers highlight the necessity to collect and map the carbon benefits of wind power, silviculture and peatlands to analyse their environmental impact. While renewable energy...

Stable electricity grids achieved through grid-forming converters

Energy
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) create a replica small-scale power grid in order to analyse how synchronous machines and...

OSU research analyses using direct ethanol fuel cells in auto industry

Energy
Zhenzing Feng of Oregon State College of Engineering contributed to the development of a catalyst known as direct ethanol fuel cells (DEFC). Alternative-energy research at...

Breakthrough made in enhancing energy-efficiency of organic solar cells

Energy
An international team of researchers has devised an innovative technique for enhancing the efficiency of organic solar cells. A collaborative project between experts from Linköping...

UK government reveals massive investment into Scottish tidal power

Energy
The government has announced it will invest a staggering £20m in Tidal Stream electricity each year across the UK, unlocking vast potential for Scottish...

The urgency of European battery material recycling

Energy
The European Commission collaborates with Batteries Europe to release ‘Roadmap on Raw Materials and Recycling’ report. Batteries Europe released its report on, 24 November, underlining...

CERN communicates plans to reduce their environmental footprint

Environment
With the release of their second Environment Report, CERN illustrates its concreate actions to reduce its environmental footprint by focusing on its greenhouse gas...

Wind-based electrification in a climate neutral Europe

Environment
WindEurope’s ‘Electric City’ event highlighted that wind-based electrification will account for half of the electricity produced in a climate neutral transition. WindEurope’s 2021 annual event,...

Developing high-performance MXene electrodes for future battery

Energy
Scientists at City University have analysed electrochemical Nb2CTx MXene electrodes as a possible next generation battery material. The two-dimensional MXene has been a rising star...

Single-atom dimer electrocatalyst for green hydrogen production

Energy
Researchers discover that nickel-cobalt metal dimer on nitrogen-doped carbon can catalyse electrolysis under both acidic and alkaline conditions. The increasingly foreboding threats of climate change,...

Hydrogen powered vehicles: a fast-emerging market

Special Reports
As global leader in the field of hydrogen powered vehicles, First Hydrogen is in a unique position to capitalise on this growing market. As distinguished...

From high-grade Sri Lankan vein graphite mines to lithium-ion battery anodes

Critical Raw Materials
Don Baxter, CEO at Ceylon Graphite Corp, describes how the company will evolve into a stand-alone battery technology company through its access to the...

The first net zero mobile EV charging ecosystem

Electric Vehicles
A platform that offers rapid, mobile EV charging tech to allow anyone, anywhere, to have an EV charge service is launched by Cambridge start-up...

Transforming bauxite residue waste into critical materials

Energy
An environmentally friendly proprietary separation process will allow ElementUS to transform bauxite residue waste into valuable products that enable green technology. Bauxite residue is a...
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