Energy

The latest energy production news from organisations working in solar, wind, hydro and hydrogen power solutions along with developments from the battery storage sector.

New method for wind turbine blade recycling

Energy
Lithuanian researchers have developed an innovative method using pyrolysis to solve the challenge of wind turbine blade recycling.

Ultralow-concentration electrolyte developed for lithium-ion batteries

Energy
Researchers from Ningbo University in China and the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Campus in the US have developed an ultralow-concentration electrolyte that may be suitable for practical applications in lithium-ion batteries.

Getting creative with solar energy

Energy
Thomas Garabetian, R&I Manager at SolarPower Europe discusses the most affordable renewable energy solution - solar energy.

Renewable energy storage boosted by £30m Government funding

Energy
The UK Government has awarded £30m for a series of innovative projects to develop new technologies for renewable energy storage and capture.

Environmentally-friendlier solar cell production method found

Energy
Researchers have found an environmentally friendlier solar cell production method that utilises PEDOT:PSS/silicon heterojunction solar cells.

The role of renewable liquid fuels in the energy transition

Energy
Learn more about the importance of renewable liquid fuels and the vital issues to be tackled in order to maintain a sustainable supply.

Advanced materials and reactors for energy storage through ammonia

Energy
Discover how the ARENHA project is working to overcome the technical challenges of using green ammonia for flexible, safe, and profitable energy storage.

Queensland Pacific Metals announces Moranbah Project acquisition

Energy
Queensland Pacific Metals has sensationally revealed it has entered into a conditional agreement to acquire 100% of the Moranbah Project.

Embracing complexity in renewable resources enables a more sustainable chemical industry

Energy
The Barta group explains how embracing complexity in renewable resources can make for a more sustainable chemical industry.

New research projects have been selected by EIC in key technology areas

Energy
The European Innovation Council has selected new research projects for high-impact portfolios in key technology areas.

The changing face of Europe’s solar energy sector

Energy
Dries Acke of SolarPower Europe details Europe’s solar energy outlook and the challenges that need to be addressed to ensure its success.

California state budget commits $80m to STEM research

Energy
STEM research undertaken in California will tie into San Diego's primary economic development as California's 'Lithium Valley'.

Commercialising graphene: Can it be used in everyday technology?

Energy
Graphenest and Hubron have entered a new strategic partnership that is aimed at exploring, developing, and commercialising graphene.

UK and South Korea partner to research and develop fusion power plants

Energy
The UK and South Korea have joined forces in a quest to make fusion power part of the world’s future energy supply.

Leading the evolution of battery recycling materials

Energy
Cirba Solutions explores how its state-of-the-art battery recycling process is helping to pioneer a circular supply chain.
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