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Flow Battery Technology Is Gaining Traction And Funds

Currently, an absence of superior battery technology is impeding us in achieving the goal of protecting the environment with sustainable energy initiatives. Consequently, the target of cutting 45% emissions by 2030 set

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Rolls-Royce Unveils World’s Fastest Electric Aircraft

Rolls-Royce wants to build the world’s fastest electric aircraft and has now begun integrating its electrical propulsion platform for this ultimate aim. The plan is for the e-plane to reach over 300

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Yulu Electric Bikes, For You, At Bengaluru Railway Stations

Battery-operated, Yulu bike service will provide last-mile connectivity from seven railway stations in Bengaluru. The service was recently launched by South Western Railway. The launch of 30 bikes took place at Bengaluru

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An Eyeopener: 70% Indian Shoppers Are Looking For Sustainable Brands

Indian shoppers are becoming more aware and conscious of what they are buying and as a result willing to buy in to brands that follow ethical and sustainable practices, according to a

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A Possibility: Recharging Of Electric Vehicles In Just 10 Minutes

Long charging times are perceived as a major roadblock to owning an electric car. That factor alone is 98% of the reason why some people think cars that run on hydrogen are

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U.S. Army Soldiers Generating Electricity While Walking

The U.S. Army recently awarded a $16.5 million contract to Robotic Research LLC for a sensor unit that fits on a boot and can be used to track individual soldier locations, even

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Adani Green May Acquire Remaining 480 MW Under Construction Essel Solar Assets

Adani Green Energy (AGEL) is reportedly considering the option of acquiring all the remaining solar energy assets of the Essel Group. According to media reports, the Essel Group has reached an agreement

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Electricity Co-Op Buys Tesla's 93 MWh Grid-Scale Storage Battery

Homer Electric Association (HEA) is an energy cooperative that serves the needs of some 50,000 people living on the Kenai Peninsular south of Anchorage, Alaska. It announced this week that it has

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