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The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

We need to find better ways to generate power rather than burning fossil fuels which result in the emission of harmful gases into the environment. One such way could be the ocean, which is full of…

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How the Rising Fuel Costs Continue to Impact Farmers

The current energy crisis is negatively impacting farmers, who struggle to keep things afloat. This happens because farming revolves around fuel. You need it to get supplies, work the land, transport the animals, and feed…

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The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

Dubai’s Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is the largest single-site solar park in the world. The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is aiming for a capacity of 5 GW (5,000 megawatts) at…

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Is Your Electricity Bill Shooting Up? These Might Be the Reasons

Have your electricity bills gone up even though you are using the same appliances for the same time? Your electrical service provider didn’t overbill you or get your neighbor’s bill. Various reasons can cause a…

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The Promise of the Battery Market

The battery sector has evolved in the last 10 years to fulfill the needs of manufacturers of consumer gadgets. Computers, cell phones, and electric vehicles are constantly evolving, as are energy storage and regenerative systems.…

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China Claims To Set The Record For The Highest Steady Magnetic Field By A Working Magnet

The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in the United States created a world record in 1999 when they produced the most powerful magnet with a magnetic field of 450,000 gauss (45 tesla). Researchers at the US…

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3D-Printed Electrodes to Reduce the Battery Size and Slash Manufacturing Costs

Lithium-ion batteries are one of the world’s most preferred forms of energy storage. From smartphones to electric cars, these batteries have a wide range of applications due to their durability and high performance. However, the…

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Just 30 Seconds of Sunlight Could Keep Your Device Topped Up

Managing battery drain and limited battery life are the major drawbacks of wearable electronic devices today. But thanks to the rechargeable battery prototype developed by the University of Surrey, just 30 seconds of sunlight exposure…

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Electricity from Your Sweat Could Revolutionize Wearable Electronics Tech

The major limiting factor of wearable electronics has always been the power supply. However, batteries make the devices bulky, and the batteries run down and must be changed or charged. Just imagine a world where…

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Volvo Cars Will Build a New EV Factory in Slovakia

The Swedish automaker Volvo Car Group announced a new $1.25B factory in the Slovak town of Kosice, dedicated only to Volvo’s premium electric vehicles. This will be Volvo’s third factory in Europe since 1965, after…

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Energy

The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

How the Rising Fuel Costs Continue to Impact Farmers

The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

Is Your Electricity Bill Shooting Up? These Might Be the Reasons

The Promise of the Battery Market

China Claims To Set The Record For The Highest Steady Magnetic Field By A Working Magnet

3D-Printed Electrodes to Reduce the Battery Size and Slash Manufacturing Costs

Just 30 Seconds of Sunlight Could Keep Your Device Topped Up

Electricity from Your Sweat Could Revolutionize Wearable Electronics Tech

Volvo Cars Will Build a New EV Factory in Slovakia

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