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Veolia declares its first EV battery recycling plant in the UK

Electric Vehicles
The UK’s leading resource management company, Veolia, has announced its first electric vehicle (EV) battery recycling plant in the UK. With the launch of their new EV...

National Nuclear Laboratory: moving the UK’s nuclear industry forward 

Energy
Ian Funnell has been appointed as the new chair of the National Nuclear Laboratory helping the organisation’s mission to advance the UK’s nuclear industry.  The Department for...

Greenland’s Ivittuut mine returns high-grade rare earth results

Energy
ASX-listed multi-commodity explorer Eclipse Metals (ASX: EPM) has recovered high-grade rare earths after reviewing historical drill core data from the Ivittuut mine in Greenland. Eclipse...

Geothermal systems improved by micro drilling turbine

Energy
Fraunhofer scientists have now developed an innovative tool that enables additional branches to be drilled off the main geothermal well. This decreases the risk...

Transforming Plastic Waste into Sustainable Fuel

Energy
New research highlights that through processes of catalytic pyrolysis, oil can be produced from plastic waste such as grocery bags to create sustainable fuel...

A net zero future dependent on the correct rare earth supply

Energy
From its critical and heavy rare earths dominant Makuutu Project, Ionic Rare Earths is intent on being a significant player with a long-life, low-cost...

Christmas tree nanostructure discovered for ascorbic acid oxidation

Research & Discovery
A unique nanostructure has been discovered and proved to be highly effective in the ascorbic acid oxidation process.   Fabrication process  Nanostructured metal is known to have...

The UK’s road to zero transport emissions

Energy
Neil Wallis, Head of Communications at the Zemo Partnership, details the UK’s challenges on its journey to zero transport emissions. In July 2021, the Department...

New oxide-ion conductors can contribute to a greener future

Energy
A recent collaborative study, including scientists from Tokyo Institute of Technology, have discovered stable and high oxide-ion conductors based on a new hexagonal perovskite-related...

Improved polymers could lead to carbon-free society

Energy
Scientists recently reported industry-friendly synthesis of chemically modified SIS to improve the mechanical properties of styrenic block polymers and lead to a carbon-free society. Polymers Thermoplastic...

Scientists invent energy saving glass

Energy
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University have created an energy saving material that, when coated on a glass window panel, can effectively respond to changing...

Novel results from rare earth elements industry survey

Energy
A recent rare earth elements industry survey identifies the key constraints to diversify rare earth supply chains. A recent publication in the Journal of Cleaner...

DOE invests $54m into to small businesses

Environment
The US Department of Energy recently announced plans to provide $54m dollars for small businesses, in support of the Biden-Harris Administration commitment.   Small businesses...

Electric vehicle distribution made more efficient

Electric Vehicles
Professor Balázs Kulcsár from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology investigated how electric vehicles can be used strategically for distribution...

E-waste Plastics repurposed for stem cell research

Environment
Professor Dalton Tay of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) from the School of Materials Science and Engineering and School of Biological Sciences, led research investigating...

UK government reveals massive renewable energy support scheme

Energy
The UK government has announced the largest renewable energy support scheme to date, which opens with £285m funding available for low-carbon technology each year. Today...

Clean hydrogen production catalysts made possible by researchers at OSU

Energy
Zhenxing Feng, Oregon State University’s chemical engineering professor, led the research into the design of catalysts and has shown how clean hydrogen production can...

Manufacturers concerned as electric motors gain popularity

Electric Vehicles
Due to the increased popularity of electric cars, car manufacturers are becoming more and more uncertain regarding the industrial process, and the suitable technologies...

Can renewable energy resources power US? 

Energy
Professor Mark Z. Jacobson of Stanford recently conducted a study assessing the realism of grid stability under which wind, water, and solar energy resources...

The carbon benefits of wind power, silviculture and peatlands

Environment
Researchers highlight the necessity to collect and map the carbon benefits of wind power, silviculture and peatlands to analyse their environmental impact. While renewable energy...
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