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An Ultra-fast Camera Filmed the Motion of Electrons

In a big breakthrough, researchers at the Kiel University of Germany (CAU) filmed the movement of electrons, using one of the fastest cameras in the world. When light is converted into electricity, as in solar…

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New Research: Texas Has Enough Sun and Wind to Quit Coal

Although Texas is currently dependent on fossil fuels to meet its electricity needs, a new research at Houston’s Rice University says that the state is uniquely positioned to ditch coal entirely and shift towards solar…

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Trains Fueled By Hydrogen Will Be Operational In Less Than TWO YEARS

Silent, water-emitting hydrogen-fueled trains could represent the future of railways. Dubbed as ‘Breeze’, these Eco friendly locomotives could be in use on commuter lines across the UK by 2021. Transportation giant Alstom and Eversholt Rail…

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This 3D Printed Car with Just 57 Parts Is Five Times Safer Than Its Conventional Counterparts

Soon 3D-printed electric car will be available in the market for just $7,500. The best part of this car is that it can be printed in a matter of just three days; it is definitely…

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Company That Sucks 150 Tons of CO2 from Air to Convert It In To Natural Gas

Considering the pace with which the climate is changing and impacts of Global warming, scientists worldwide are searching for the techniques to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Without ‘negative emissions’, it won’t be possible…

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UK Unveils Its First Ever Air Filtering Bus in Southampton

Air pollution is a silent killer. According to WHO over 4.2 million premature deaths happen across the world due to air pollution. Transportation is a major source of air pollution. To combat harmful pollution, UK’s…

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Mauritius Ditches Fossil Fuels to Run On Sugarcane

The island nation of Mauritius has been dependent on imported coal and oil to generate electricity. But it’s turning to its main cash-crop sugar cane for electricity. Sugar cane, now accounts for an impressive 14…

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‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

Power plants fuel our homes by generating electricity in real time but when we don’t need the electricity; the excess energy generally goes waste. Energy storage is a big challenge. Though the plants running on…

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MIT Has Developed a New Way to Provide Cooling Without Power

In a big breakthrough, MIT researchers have developed a passive cooling system that is not only cost effective but is also environmentally friendly. This new system is made by using inexpensive materials and it requires…

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Giant Hanging Concrete Blocks Could Be the Answer to the World’s Energy Storage Needs

Across the world, there is a wide variation in energy consumption during the day and night. The demand for electricity increases dramatically in the morning and evening when people use way more energy. Utility companies…

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Energy

An Ultra-fast Camera Filmed the Motion of Electrons

New Research: Texas Has Enough Sun and Wind to Quit Coal

Trains Fueled By Hydrogen Will Be Operational In Less Than TWO YEARS

This 3D Printed Car with Just 57 Parts Is Five Times Safer Than Its Conventional Counterparts

Company That Sucks 150 Tons of CO2 from Air to Convert It In To Natural Gas

UK Unveils Its First Ever Air Filtering Bus in Southampton

Mauritius Ditches Fossil Fuels to Run On Sugarcane

‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

MIT Has Developed a New Way to Provide Cooling Without Power

Giant Hanging Concrete Blocks Could Be the Answer to the World’s Energy Storage Needs

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