Apple’s North Carolina Data Center to Be Powered by Nation’s Largest User-Owned Solar Array
The intelligence behind Apple's Siri is going to be run by the data center powered by the largest end-user-owned solar array. The company that...
UK Scientists One Step Closer to Artificial Leaves With New Discovery
As the world stands on grim perspectives, such as the doubling of energy consumption within the next 40 years and the imminent shortage of...
UK Could Become a Leader in Marine Renewable Energy
You know what they say: hard work is not enough – you also need vision. Well, these days it seems this is the case...
Lola-Drayson: The LeMans Electric Race Car With In-Frame Battery
Wait till you hear this one, because we're pretty sure it's not something you hear every day: a car relying on its own frame...
Australian Scientists Enhancing Thin Film Solar Cells’ Efficiency
The thin-film technology strives for closing the gap with silicon cells in the race for the most efficient solar panels.
Researchers from the Swinburne University...
U.S. Nuclear Power Not Dead: Two New Plants to be Built in Georgia
Green light for the construction of nuclear reactors in Georgia. On February 9th, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued a licence for Southern Company,...
Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project to Power Las Vegas Starting Next Year
Molten salt storage facilities have literally flooded the news lately, as they're present in most of the countries harvesting solar power in a serious...
Researchers Warning about Hurricane Effects on Offshore Wind Farms to be Built by Government
Whoever saw a wind turbine in action and a storm in action can imagine how it would be like these two met - and...
Specially Designed LiFePO4 Batteries Aiming To Reduce Solar Power Cost
Solar power plants need to store the energy they produce, and this is one of the challenges the alternative energy sector faces nowadays. A...
MRI Used to See Inside Batteries
I bet you knew MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is used to see what's inside your brain, didn't you? Well, its applicability is no longer...
