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Rooftop Solar Panels Could Supply Half of the World’s Energy by 2050

Researchers at MaREI, the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine at the University College in Cork, have published a research paper where they claim that rooftop solar photovoltaics could be supplying up to…

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Stella Vita: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered mobile home

A Twenty-two Dutch student team known for its solar-powered vehicles has unveiled the world’s first fully solar-powered camper. These students are from Eindhoven University and are dedicated to a sustainable future. The team called it Stella…

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GE’s Huge Haliade-X 14 MW Offshore Wind Turbine Starts Operating

GE Renewable Energy recently announced that Haliade-X 14 prototype offshore wind turbine has started operating at 14 MW. The prototype installed at the Rotterdam, the Netherlands is the first wind turbine to generate such high power output.…

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Addison Lee’s Taxi Fleet Will Go Fully Electric by 2023

London’s largest taxi service operator, ‘Addison Lee’, has announced a plan to turn its entire fleet from gas-powered to fully electric vehicles by 2023. That would be around 6,350 cabs, not counting the 650 EV…

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The Stretchable Wearable Device Can Generate Electricity From Human Pulse Waves

We have heard a lot about wearable piezoelectric devices that can harvest energy from our body movements. But these gadgets have failed to live up to expectations due to a lack of practicality. These gadgets…

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Australian Company Plans $22bn Scheme to Bring Solar Power to Singapore

By the year 2027, Singapore may be drawing up to 3.2 GW of clean energy from Australia. A gigantic US$22-billion infrastructure project will transport energy about 3, 1000 miles (5,000 km) to Singapore. But for this…

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The E-Waste of a Single Bitcoin Transaction Equals to Two iPhone 12 Mini

A new study published by MIT uses some shaking equivalents to help us understand the environmental impact of ledgers like Bitcoin. As they characteristically state, the e-waste from a single Bitcoin transaction is like throwing…

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The World’s Most Efficient Solar Cell Uses Copper Instead Of Precious Silver

Power generation from solar PV accounts for an increasing amount of energy produced worldwide. Silicon solar cells dominate the solar industry. These cells rely on precious silver to conduct electricity. Solar panels account for about…

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The World’s First Battery-Electric Freight Train Cuts Fuel Consumption by 11%

Transport is widely recognized to be a major source of air pollution worldwide. But rail transport is considered the efficient way to move goods and accounts for just 0.5 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.…

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The State of New York Will Ban the Sales of All Gas Vehicles by 2035

The state of New York has passed a new bill that will essentially ban the sale of all gas-powered vehicles in the state by 2035. By that time, the only type of cars that New…

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Energy

Rooftop Solar Panels Could Supply Half of the World’s Energy by 2050

Stella Vita: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered mobile home

GE’s Huge Haliade-X 14 MW Offshore Wind Turbine Starts Operating

Addison Lee’s Taxi Fleet Will Go Fully Electric by 2023

The Stretchable Wearable Device Can Generate Electricity From Human Pulse Waves

Australian Company Plans $22bn Scheme to Bring Solar Power to Singapore

The E-Waste of a Single Bitcoin Transaction Equals to Two iPhone 12 Mini

The World’s Most Efficient Solar Cell Uses Copper Instead Of Precious Silver

The World’s First Battery-Electric Freight Train Cuts Fuel Consumption by 11%

The State of New York Will Ban the Sales of All Gas Vehicles by 2035

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