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.

Australian researchers create green jet fuel from methane emissions

Energy
Scientists from the University of Sydney have innovated a process for turning methane emissions into green jet fuel.

EU Commission awards €720m to 7 European renewable hydrogen projects

Energy
The European Commission has announced around €720m in funding to support seven European renewable hydrogen projects.

Queensland’s Battery Industry Strategy sets course for a green energy future

Energy
Hon Grace Grace from the Queensland Government outlines the objectives and benefits of the State’s Battery Industry Strategy.

New solar cell material could be used in space

Energy
The University of Warwick has been granted £2.2m to investigate a new type of solar cell material in a bid to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

UK has some of the least energy-efficient homes in Europe

Energy
Find out how the UK is trailing significantly behind many European countries in terms of energy-efficient homes.

Revolutionary sodium battery has four times the capacity of lithium-ion batteries

Energy
Discover an advanced sodium battery that boasts an energy capacity four times greater than its lithium-ion battery counterparts.

EU faces potential natural gas shortage in 2023

Energy
A report from the IEA has found that the EU could face a natural gas shortage of almost 30 billion cubic metres in 2023.

Creating the most efficient perovskite solar cells to date using ammonium

Energy
Scientists have created perovskite solar cells with 21% efficiency, the best results ever for a device made from a non-halide lead source.

New project utilises biomass for affordable energy 

Energy
Aston University scientists are to start a project to use biomass from Indonesia’s unwanted rice straw for low-cost, commercial-scale energy.

Are aqueous batteries the key to global electrification?

Energy
Researchers from the University of Houston believe that aqueous batteries could be the key to sustainably powering a green future. Lithium-ion batteries are the main...

Searching for better battery electrolytes through Artificial Intelligence

Energy
Scientists at Argonne Collaborative Center for Energy Storage Science are using robots to consider how to improve battery electrolytes.

Groundbreaking district heating system reduces carbon emissions by 80%

Energy
A cutting-edge district heating system in Spain will potentially reduce CO2 emissions in local neighbourhoods by 80%.

QX Resources Limited initiates drilling at Turner River hard rock lithium project

Energy
QX Resources Limited has announced that drilling has begun at the company’s Turner River hard rock lithium project.

Landmark fusion energy results spark the nuclear revolution

Energy
A fusion energy experiment has released more energy than it takes to initiate – a development that will revolutionise sustainable energy.

Improving the performance of electrolytes within lithium-ion batteries

Energy
The electrolyte facilitates the reversible movement of ions needed during repeated cycles of battery use and recharging.
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