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Carbon Dioxide: The Unexpected Catalyst in the Fuel Cell Revolution - Vimarsana News

Carbon Dioxide: The Unexpected Catalyst in the Fuel Cell Revolution

Researchers have developed an efficient process that can convert carbon dioxide into formate, a material that can be used in fuel cells to generate electricity.

Changing Gears: Porsche's Transition to CO2-Reduced Steel - Vimarsana News

Changing Gears: Porsche's Transition to CO2-Reduced Steel

Porsche has recently announced its decision to switch to low-emission steel for its vehicles starting in 2026.

Electric-Eel-Inspired Mimetic Ionic Power Generation - Vimarsana News

Electric-Eel-Inspired Mimetic Ionic Power Generation

Larger K+ (ionic radius: 1.3 Å) can selectively permeate larger Na+ (ionic radius: 1.0 Å) through biological potassium ion channels, with selectivity ratios greater than 1000-fold.

Source: azom.com
TES and University of Liège to Complete First Joint Research on "e-NG for Closing the Carbon Loop from Morocco to Belgium" - Vimarsana News

TES and University of Liège to Complete First Joint Research on "e-NG for Closing the Carbon Loop from Morocco to Belgium"

TES, a global green energy company at the forefront of the production of e-NG, and the Smart Grids group of the University of Liège, led by Professor Damien Ernst, have successfully wrapped up their first joint research.

The Remarkable Potential of Algae to Allay Climate Change Concerns - Vimarsana News

The Remarkable Potential of Algae to Allay Climate Change Concerns

Research on algae from the University of Houston (UH) could be about to take scientists one major step closer to the goal of having net-zero carbon emissions.