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Anti-solar panel could generate electricity at night, researchers say
Solar panels don’t work at night or on cloudy days. But a researcher at the University of California is designing prototype anti-solar panels that …
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Netflix energy consumption increased 84 percent, says report
Netflix saw a 84 percent jump in its energy consumption in 2019, according to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report that it publishes every year. …
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Venezuela Opting For Privatization Of State Oil Sector
Venezeula is considering ways to privatize the oil sector and is thereby allow joint-ventures to visit and exploit the oil fields of the country. …
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“Living Concrete” has smaller carbon footprint than most building materials
Concrete is the most widely-used substance on the planet, after water. If concrete industry were a country, it would be the third largest CO2 …
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Akademik Lomonosov: Facts about the Floating Nuclear Power Station
Russia’s state nuclear energy corporation, Rosatom, launched the world’s first floating nuclear reactor Akademik Lomonosov, and it recently covered 5,000 kms on its Arctic …
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Qatar is now air conditioning the outdoors to protect people from heat
Qatar takes the cake when it comes to determining who tops the list for hottest country in the world. In summer, temperatures peak a …
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Equinor and SSE to build World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm at Dogger Bank
Norway’s Equinor and its British partner SSE Renewables will build the world’s largest offshore wind farm off the British coast. The wind farm, built …
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Litigation risks plague Saudi Aramco IPO dreams
The board of oil giant Saudi Aramco has determined that the long-awaited NYSE listing would harbor litigation risks. A final decision lays in the …
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Why lithium battery makers struggle in prolific Chile
Electronics giant Samsung and other corporate investors in March 2018 reached an agreement with the Chilean government to erect three lithium battery manufacturing factories …
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Solar-powered Toyota Prius gets 7x more miles of range
Solar-powered Toyota Prius will soon be on the streets as the automaker continues to explore the idea of zero-carbon emission cars through solar energy. …
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Mayonnaise is now a secret weapon to develop nuclear fusion
A common kitchen condiment may determine the fate of one promising aspect of US nuclear fusion research. Physicists sometimes use inertial confinement studies to …
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Ball secures two VPPAs for 100% renewable energy in North America
Ball Corporation has completed two virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs) that would allow it move to 100 percent renewable energy in its North American …
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Innolith battery technology will bring electric cars with 600 miles of range
Switzerland’s energy technology company Innolith announced yesterday that it’s developing a high-density lithium-ion battery that could become the world’s first 1,000 Wh/kg rechargeable battery. …
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Tesla rivals close to commercializing new lithium-ion battery technology
The lithium-ion battery technology, introduced in 1991, has since become the only choice and a standard to power electric cars and smartphones. Many industries …
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Tesla’s new Supercharger stations can add 75 miles of range in 5 minutes
Tesla has achieved a new milestone in premiering its cars ahead of other existing and upcoming electric car brands. During its customer event at …
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Tesla’s move to dismantle store network could further sink its solar business
Tesla Inc. in 2016 paid $2.6 billion for its solar branch (SolarCity) in what looks like a controversial deal. And ever since then the …
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Tesla Powerwall Batteries Hit High Demand But In Short Supply
Tesla Powerwall home batteries are in high demand whereas installers are struggling to lay hands on the systems, found a survey by EnergySage and …
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Google’s Taiwan renewable project is its first in Asia
Google is set to fund a 10MW solar farm which will have about 40,000 solar panels connected to commercial fish ponds in Taiwan. The …
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California approves a ruling for 100 percent electric city buses by 2029
California Air Resources Board on Friday approved a ruling that requires all transportation buses to have zero emissions starting in 2029. That means Transit …
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Crude Oil Deals Now On Blockchain Technology
Oil trading firms and majors can now finalize crude oil deals using blockchain technology for the first time as BP backed platform Vakt makes …
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Google wants to be truly powered by 100% renewable energy
A move to 100% renewable energy may be easy in our homes but not for companies that require uninterrupted/large amount of energy to operate. …
