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Read more »Piedras Pintas Salt Dome could become world’s biggest hydrogen storage facility.
Read more »The world's most powerful projectile can now produce nuclear fusion.
Read more »Dust is one of the biggest enemies of solar panels. One startup says electromagnetic waves are the solution.
Read more »The goal is to prevent wind turbines and panels from becoming environmental problems.
Read more »WHAM, a compact device, might enable low-cost nuclear fusion.
Read more »NASA has teamed up with DARPA, the Pentagon’s research arm, to revive an idea that failed half a century ago.
Read more »Despite its immense potential, the Orinoco Oil Belt has lost its relevance in the oil industry.
Read more »Switzerland's floating photovoltaic system has quickly recouped its energy investment.
Read more »China has the raw materials and abundant renewable energy to lead in sustainable aviation fuels.
Read more »Solar panels don't always have to have the same shape.
Read more »An extreme solar event could damage the power grid or create dangerous currents in gas pipelines.
Read more »The great leap in electric car batteries we’re waiting for already has a date.
Read more »What if the key to the energy revolution was in the air?
Read more »The international project had aimed to produce the first plasma in 2025, but it’s now scheduled for 2033.
Read more »Initially, the ITER project was scheduled to start plasma experiments in 2025.
Read more »AI is consuming a monstrous amount energy of during its training and when providing users with responses to their questions.
Read more »Caeli Énergie's device is seriously coming for your air conditioning.
Read more »While near-zero energy pricing may seem like a dream for consumers, it actually masks grid inefficiencies.
Read more »The solar modules at the Phébus 1 plant in Lyon are still impressively producing 79.5% of their original output.
Read more »AI has an insatiable appetite for electricity. Data centers are expected to consume the same amount of energy as Japan by 2026.
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