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.

New process improves efficiency of low-cost solar cells 

Energy
Researchers have found a way to improve the efficiency of low-cost solar cells, aiding the global transition to clean energy.

Storelectric’s energy storage solutions can overpower energy transition challenges

Energy
Why innovations in energy storage are crucial to combatting the challenges associated with the energy transition.

New rechargeable magnesium battery demonstrates excellent performance

Energy
A new rechargeable aqueous magnesium battery provides an environmentally friendly, safe, low-cost energy alternative.

$500,000 grant to optimise solid-state lithium-ion batteries

Energy
University of Missouri researchers have received $500,000 to improve the safety and performance of solid-state lithium-ion batteries.

New method to extract magnesium from seawater

Energy
Researchers have developed a new method to extract magnesium from seawater to assist the US’ transition to clean energy.

Avalon to supply LGES with battery-grade lithium hydroxide

Energy
Avalon have partnered with LG Energy Solution. Starting in 2025, Avalon will supply LGES with battery-grade lithium hydroxide.

European Commission approves €5.2bn for hydrogen value chain project

Energy
The European Commission has approved another project to support innovation and construction of infrastructure in the hydrogen value chain.

Study explores the use of ammonia to transport clean hydrogen

Energy
Amogy and Trafigura are to research ammonia cracking technology to facilitate global clean hydrogen supply chains.

New electrolysis technique produces clean hydrogen fuel from seawater

Energy
A Chinese research team has developed a new processing method to transform seawater into sustainable hydrogen fuel.

Rare earths: An essential part of the green energy revolution

Energy
Mining and minerals exploration specialist American Lithium Minerals shares updates from its Kingman and Hicks Dome rare earths projects.

Production of breakthrough silicon Li-ion battery begins across Europe

Energy
GDI have began production for an advanced silicon Li-ion battery across Europe, giving the company a major role in battery production

€3 billion hydrogen bank ensures Europe’s hydrogen economy

Energy
Ursula von der Leyen has announced a groundbreaking development, revealing the creation of a European Hydrogen Bank.
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