Residential Homes More Energy Efficient, Thanks to Energy Research Group
The quality of homes and other existing buildings in Europe may be improved thanks to the ENEDI (Energy in Building) Group of the UPV/EHU-University...
Fog Harvesting Yields Potable Water More Efficiently, MIT [Video]
There are many places in the world that have limited sources of potable water, whether because of limited rainfall or polluted water sources. Without...
Wastewater Treatment Could Have Huge Impact for Emerging Economies
Treating and recycling wastewater might be the key to solving the water scarcity problem in many countries around the world, according to new research...
Cheap Hydrogen Catalyst Found in Charcoal, But…
If we're ever to move into clean and convenient hydrogen power, we need to find a clean and efficient way to generate hydrogen fuel.
The...
E-City Bus Demonstrator Brings Electric Mobility to Public Transport Systems
The ultimate goal of any city government is to create a sustainable and at the same time functional public transport system. The easiest way...
Porous Gel Made of Silver Nanoparticles Provides Solution to Drinking Water Shortage
A team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University and University of Colorado developed a method to purify contaminated water using silver nanoparticles.
The technology, unlike...
iPhone Consumes More Energy Than a Kitchen Appliance, Report Claims
Every one of us, or most of us anyway, has a cell phone. Regardless of whether we recycle regularly, grow our own food or...
Thin Nanocrystal Coating Makes Smart Windows Super Energy Efficient
The Universal Smart Window Project, heavily funded by the Department of Energy, has yet again amazed everyone with a striking innovation produced as a...
High Energy Demand Calls For High Energy Efficient Network Technologies
Developing a next-generation energy efficient core networks is the only solution to meeting the growing energy demand created as a result of current advances...
High-Performance Superconductors Developed, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Superconductors typically find their way into power generation and transmission applications, where losses are unacceptable or great amounts of current are needed to flow.
When...
