Technion Energy Program News Today

A new Israeli-made wind turbine allows to desalinate water without the need for electricity; Technion's invention might create a revolution in the availability of desalinated water worldwide

The institute will help work towards reaching Israel's goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 – a goal established in light of the ongoing climate crisis.

Energy storage is an essential part of the transition to clean energy, as it allows increasing integration of renewable energy - Click the link for more details.

Israeli scientists have successfully harvested the electrons that plants produce and extracted the electric current

By collecting electrons naturally transported within plant cells, scientists can generate electricity. Now, researchers reporting in ACS Applied Materials & Int

Deal valued at potentially 'hundreds of millions of dollars, if not more,' will see H2Pro producing Technion-developed hydrogen electrolyzers at the 'gigawatt scale'

Ten companies chosen at Tel Aviv confab to be part of delegation to United Nations climate conference in Egypt in November

The researchers in Israel have devised a novel method for extracting electrical currents from seaweed without harming the environment.

The team was able to create currents 1,000 times greater than those from cyanobacteria, not far from the level of those obtained from standard solar cells.