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Hands-Free Rain Protection: A Drone-Powered Umbrella Takes Flight

A Drone Takes on a Daily Irritation Rain has always forced people into an awkward compromise: one hand occupied, the other juggling phones, bags, or coffee cups. A new DIY invention from the maker behind…

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Canadian Startup ITER Pushes Biochar Technology Toward Industrial Scale

A research team at Western University has turned years of pyrolysis and materials science work into a commercial venture called ITER Technologies, aiming to convert agricultural waste into engineered biochar at industrial scale. The startup,…

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Scientists uncover how sunlight repairs solar cells after ultraviolet damage

When Sunlight Becomes Both the Problem and the Solution Solar cells are designed to harvest sunlight, but prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can slowly damage the very materials that convert light into electricity. UV…

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Solaris Concept Envisions Self-Charging Solar Motorcycle

An architecture firm, not a motorcycle OEM, is behind one of the most talked-about two-wheeler concepts of the month. MASK Architects has unveiled Solaris, a self-charging solar motorcycle that aims to run entirely on sunlight.…

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A Simple Twist at the Nanoscale Rewrites How Crystals Conduct Electricity

A Breakthrough in Nanoscale Engineering Scientists at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science have discovered a remarkable way to steer the flow of electricity by physically twisting crystals at the nanoscale. This new approach…

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MIT Students Develop Spray-On Ice-Repellent Coating for Power Lines

A student team at MIT has developed a spray-on polymer coating that helps power lines shed ice during winter storms, a change that could reduce outages and repair costs as grids carry more electrified heating…

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First Solar Opens $1.1B AI-Enabled Factory in Louisiana

First Solar has inaugurated a $1.1 billion, AI-enabled manufacturing facility in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, adding serious weight to U.S. clean-energy manufacturing. The 2.4 million-square-foot plant is the company’s fifth U.S. factory and currently employs more…

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BASF and ExxonMobil Plan Methane Pyrolysis Demo Plant for Low-Emission Hydrogen

BASF and ExxonMobil have signed a joint development agreement to move methane pyrolysis from lab-scale units to a demonstration plant capable of producing thousands of tons of low-emission hydrogen per year. The partners see the…

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Solar-Powered System Swaps Oxygen for Sugar to Cut Green Hydrogen Production Costs

The Cost Challenge Facing Green Hydrogen Green hydrogen promises to power heavy industries without carbon emissions, yet high production costs continue to slow its adoption. Conventional green hydrogen systems split water using renewable electricity, releasing…

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Vibration-Based Wing De-Icing Targets Greener Aviation

German researchers have developed a vibration-based wing de-icing system that shakes ice off aircraft surfaces instead of melting it with hot air. The work comes from the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability…

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Energy

Hands-Free Rain Protection: A Drone-Powered Umbrella Takes Flight

Canadian Startup ITER Pushes Biochar Technology Toward Industrial Scale

Scientists uncover how sunlight repairs solar cells after ultraviolet damage

Solaris Concept Envisions Self-Charging Solar Motorcycle

A Simple Twist at the Nanoscale Rewrites How Crystals Conduct Electricity

MIT Students Develop Spray-On Ice-Repellent Coating for Power Lines

First Solar Opens $1.1B AI-Enabled Factory in Louisiana

BASF and ExxonMobil Plan Methane Pyrolysis Demo Plant for Low-Emission Hydrogen

Solar-Powered System Swaps Oxygen for Sugar to Cut Green Hydrogen Production Costs

Vibration-Based Wing De-Icing Targets Greener Aviation

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