Perovskite solar cells set new world record for power conversion efficiency, shows study
Scientists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have achieved a remarkable breakthrough in solar cell technology.
Bamboo could be the next source of renewable energy, shows study
Bamboo, often associated with adorable pandas, is not only fascinating but also a promising resource for renewable energy.
In a recent article, scientists highlighted the...
Scientists find way to turn pine needles into renewable fuel
Pine needles, which pose a significant fire hazard in India's sub-Himalayan belt, have the potential to be transformed into a valuable source of renewable...
Scientists turn air and plastic waste into clean fuels using solar power
An innovative solar-powered reactor that can capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial processes or directly from the air and convert it into clean, sustainable fuels.
Unlocking super batteries: Scientists discover new way to use magnesium
Everyone is talking about lithium-ion batteries these days, and you can see why.
They're everywhere! In your smartphone, in your laptop, even in electric cars.
But...
Scientists create new device that transforms vibrations into electricity
Scientists have developed a remarkable device that can transform vibrations from our surroundings into electricity.
Scientists developed a nickel-based alternative to cobalt in the production of batteries
A nickel-based alternative to cobalt in the production of batteries could eliminate child labor issues associated with cobalt mining.
Amazing battery science: how a magnetic field makes batteries better
Batteries are amazing little devices that power our toys, phones, laptops, and even some cars! Inside a battery, a process called a chemical reaction...
Breakthrough alloy paves the way for fusion energy
Scientists have made an exciting discovery in the field of fusion energy, bringing us one step closer to a cleaner and more sustainable future.
Baking soda: an exciting solution for storing clean hydrogen energy
Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) are exploring hydrogen as a means of storing and releasing energy.