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When you need it, which might be when it's dark or not very windy. now, in the past, we've seen excess electricity being used to pump water up a mountain so it can flow back down when you need the extra power boost, or to send a train up a hill and it rolls back down when you need it. well, here's an idea from germany, where you use energy to pump water out of giant spheres, which are under the sea to create a vacuum! and then, when you need extra electricity, you let the water back in, which turns a turbine and you get your light—bulb moment. the researchers hope these can be sunk under the...

Different fish are apparently attracted to different coloured lights, and this led fishing net uses this fact to target certain types of fish whilst repelling unwanted species. maker's safety nets say its tech could reduce unintended catches by up to 90%. meanwhile, over at the german pavilion, researchers from the fraunhofer institute have been looking at water for a different reason. one of the problems with renewable energy, like wind or solar, is how do you store it so you can use it when you need it, which might be when it's dark or not very windy. now, in the past, we've seen excess elec...

Attracted to different coloured lights, and this led fishing net uses this fact to target certain types of fish whilst repelling unwanted species. maker's safety nets say its tech could reduce unintended catches by up to 90%. meanwhile, over at the german pavilion, researchers from the fraunhofer institute have been looking at water for a different reason. one of the problems with renewable energy, like wind or solar, is how do you store it so you can use it when you need it, which might be when it's dark or not very windy. now, in the past, we've seen excess electricity being used to pump wat...

We can't remember too many truck reveals more anticipated than the 2022 Toyota Tundra. The last all-new Tun...

Siemens Gamesa has shipped out the SG 14-222 DD prototype nacelle from its plant in Brande, Denmark, to the test site in Østerild.