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Harnessing Nearly Every Sunbeam : Spanish team achieves 99.5% sunlight absorption breakthrough

A research team from the University of the Basque Country (EHU/UPV) has announced a major breakthrough that could transform the efficiency of solar energy systems. The team has developed a new material coating capable of…

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The Rise of 3D Solar Towers: Producing 50% More Energy Than Flat Panels

A New Shape for Solar Power A U.S.-based renewable energy firm has introduced a 3D solar tower system that is challenging the design we’ve used for decades. Instead of lying flat against rooftops or fields,…

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Despatch LBB Laboratory Oven vs. Comparable Bench Ovens

This head-to-head pits the Despatch LBB 1-69 (6.9 ft³) against three bench-scale, forced-air laboratory ovens from IndustryTap’s Top-10 brands: Blue M DC-256 (5.8 ft³), Grieve NB-350 (~7 ft³), and JPW ST222 (8 ft³). We look…

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Ford’s New Low-Cost EV Platform Targets 2027 in Kentucky

Ford is reworking how it builds electric vehicles. The company unveiled a modular, low-cost EV platform developed by its skunkworks team and slated to launch in 2027 at the Louisville Assembly Plant. The first model…

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MIT’s Concrete Battery Now 10 Times Stronger—Walls That Store Power

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have made a big breakthrough in energy storage. They have improved a special type of concrete, called electron-conducting carbon concrete (ec³), so it can now store ten…

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Hyundai Built Its Georgia Metaplant Around AI, Robotics, and a Live Digital Twin

Hyundai’s new $7.6 billion Metaplant near Savannah was designed from the ground up to be digital first. The campus threads AI, robotics, and a real-time digital twin through everyday production. Thereby, aiming for steadier takt…

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BlueOval SK Starts EV Battery Production at First Kentucky Plant

BlueOval SK has begun commercial battery production at its first Kentucky facility in Glendale, marking a milestone for U.S.-made packs destined for Ford trucks and vans. The first saleable unit rolled off the line and…

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From Light to Lightning: Streetlights Transform into EV Charging Stations

In a significant leap towards sustainable urban mobility, U.S. scientists and innovators are repurposing streetlights into electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. This innovative approach leverages existing urban infrastructure to provide convenient charging solutions, especially in…

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Stronger Than Earth Itself: China Builds a Magnet 700,000 Times More Powerful

Chinese scientists have created the world’s most powerful all-superconducting magnet, generating a magnetic field of 35.1 teslas. This is about 700,000 times stronger than Earth’s natural magnetic field. The Institute of Plasma Physics of the…

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BMW and Toyota Advance Next-Gen Fuel Cell System, Series Production to Begin in 2028

While the automotive industry is shifting to battery-electric vehicles, BMW and Toyota announce their leadership in the hydrogen game. The Bavarian automaker has just confirmed that its third-generation fuel cell system will enter series production…

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Energy

Harnessing Nearly Every Sunbeam : Spanish team achieves 99.5% sunlight absorption breakthrough

The Rise of 3D Solar Towers: Producing 50% More Energy Than Flat Panels

Despatch LBB Laboratory Oven vs. Comparable Bench Ovens

Ford’s New Low-Cost EV Platform Targets 2027 in Kentucky

MIT’s Concrete Battery Now 10 Times Stronger—Walls That Store Power

Hyundai Built Its Georgia Metaplant Around AI, Robotics, and a Live Digital Twin

BlueOval SK Starts EV Battery Production at First Kentucky Plant

From Light to Lightning: Streetlights Transform into EV Charging Stations

Stronger Than Earth Itself: China Builds a Magnet 700,000 Times More Powerful

BMW and Toyota Advance Next-Gen Fuel Cell System, Series Production to Begin in 2028

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