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Recently, renewable energy resources have emerged as a pivotal solution in limiting the dependency on fossil fuels and mitigating their adverse environmental impacts. Within this domain, membrane-based fuel cells have gathered significant attention, primarily due to their favorable and advantageous properties.

Beam Global announced its third generation EV ARC™ product line of solar-powered EV charging systems with a wind rating upgraded to 160 mph.

Bear Instruments announced today (25 September) it is part of a consortium to deliver an affordable, reliable and clean energy microgrid for Vietnamese agriculture farms.

New energy storage technology, which could significantly reduce household bills and help the UK achieve net zero, has been installed at the University of Nottingham’s Creative Energy Homes.

Scientists from the United States of America have developed an efficient and cost-effective method that could lead to the re-freezing of the Arctic ice.

The research group headed by Professor In Soo-Il in the Department of Energy Engineering at DGIST has come up with a high-efficiency photocatalyst that has the potential to transform carbon dioxide (CO2), a significant contributor to global warming, into the energy resource methane.

Metso has modernized its pilot facility at Metso Research Center in Pori, Finland, with expanded capabilities for lithium hydroxide (LiOH) and other battery chemicals process testing.

A novel catalyst based on single platinum atoms could make storing renewable energy as hydrogen considerably easier in the near future.

There is an urgent need to implement proactive measures so the future population can enjoy a healthy, safe, and sustainable existence. There is a need to establish sustainable processes before the population reaches numbers that exceed what current infrastructure can maintain.

The iconic city of Paris is synonymous with climate change, thanks in part to it being where the landmark 2015 Paris Climate Change agreement was adopted.