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Beaming Solar Energy From Space Is More Feasible Than Fusion

Clouds will periodically stand in the way of solar panels whether you cover deserts, parking lots, canals, or even bright lakes—and then sun must set every day. No problem, says the European

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A New Lithium-Air Battery With Same Energy Density As Gasoline

Researchers from the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) and Argonne National Labs have created a practical demonstration of a lithium-air battery with a room temperature energy density of 685 Wh/kg. Furthermore, they

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Morocco’s Use Of Renewable Energy Is Making It A Car-Manufacturing Hot Spot

Morocco’s innovative use of renewable energy is assisting it in shifting gears and becoming a vehicle manufacturing hotspot. Renault’s Tangier facility might produce 17,000 of its small Duo electric cars this year.

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30% Of BMW Cars Might Be Powered By Hydrogen

The fundamental reason that gasoline is the favored fuel for most passenger vehicles is its energy density, which means that it packs a lot of energy into a small space. By weight,

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New Study Links Adoption Of ZEVs With Less Air Pollution

Researchers at USC’s Keck School of Medicine discovered a correlation between higher usage of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and improved air quality and public health in California in a new study. This is

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Vestas New Recycling Solution Will End Landfill For Turbine Blades

Vestas is introducing a novel way for making epoxy-based turbine blades circular without modifying the design or composition of the blade material. The approach may be applied to existing blades by combining

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Can Loktak Lake’s Floating Islands Be Saved?

The famed floating islands of Loktak Lake in northeast India, which are not far from the Myanmar border, is one of South Asia’s biggest lakes. It is around 100 square miles in

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Due To Global Warming Fungi Diseases Are On The Rise…

Historically, our body heat has been our strongest line of defense against fungus. Human bodies are normally too hot for infectious fungus to live, with an average temperature of 97.8 degrees Fahrenheit.

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