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.

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.

Floating solar can power Africa’s energy goals, study finds

Energy
Research emerging from Politecnico di Milano suggests that floating solar photovoltaics can help Africa meet its energy targets.

Highest power efficiency achieved in flexible solar cells using new fabrication technique

Energy
A new manufacturing method has increased the power efficiency of flexible solar cells made from perovskite. Read more here.

The role of advanced manufacturing and electrification in Europe’s green future

Energy
Malte Lohan, Director General at Orgalim, Europe’s Technology Industries and EUSEW’s partner organisation, discusses how advanced manufacturing and electrification can revolutionise industry operations.

UK introduces hydrogen vehicles to decarbonise farming and construction sectors

Energy
The UK Government has announced plans to introduce hydrogen vehicles in the agriculture and construction industries.

Cranfield University funded £69m to pioneer net zero hydrogen aviation fuel

Energy
Cranfield University will receive £69m funding to create the UK's first major technology hub for sustainable hydrogen aviation fuel.

Can we power our planet with clean geothermal energy?

Energy
Gaps in research and development must be tackled before clean geothermal energy can potentially power the planet.

New process for turning CO2 into sustainable fuel

Energy
Researchers have transformed CO2 into sustainable fuel by shining sunlight on a light-activated material. Read more here.

Iron-based flow batteries to be used for grid energy storage

Energy
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a pathway to safe, water-based flow batteries made with Earth-abundant materials.

Empowering municipalities to lead European Green Deal implementation

Energy
Mohamed Ridouani, Mayor of Leuven, highlights the pivotal role of municipalities in implementing the European Green Deal.

Examining the impact of decommissioned offshore structures

Energy
Researchers analysed existing studies on the environmental impacts of marine offshore structures worldwide. Read more here.

Assembling safer and more durable lithium metal batteries

Energy
A new method assesses certain safety concerns and charging applications of lithium metal batteries. Discover more here.

Sustainable fuel production scaleup hindered by high cost and limited feedstock

Energy
The EIC report has revealed that high cost and limited feedstock are key hurdles facing the scaling of global sustainable fuel production.

DOE invests $44m to enhance US electrical grid with clean energy technologies

Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy has unveiled a strategic initiative aimed at bolstering the nation's electrical grid with clean energy.
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