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Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

Rivian Automotive, the hopeful American EV maker and one of Tesla’s aspiring competitors for the U.S. market, announced its production figures from Q1 2022, and the results are mixed. On the one hand, the automaker…

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Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Rockets require a lot of energy to break free of Earth’s gravity to put satellites in orbit. They’re too expensive, and the fuel is heavy which means even more fuel is required to carry the…

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Geothermal Plants Could Solve America’s Lithium Supply Crunch

The demand for lithium has grown exponentially in recent years. Lithium is essential for lithium-ion batteries, to power electric vehicles and portable electronic devices. The demand for lithium is further expected to increase by 500%…

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How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

Apart from the acquisition cost, the biggest hurdle in solar panel ownership and operation is maintenance costs, specifically, cleaning the panels from dirt and small dust particles. Not doing so quickly diminishes the energy generating…

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Clean Energy hit a record 38 percent of global electricity generation in 2021

We all know that renewable energies are the key to a climate-safe world. New analysis revealed that in 2021, 38 % of the world’s demand for power was met by clean energy sources. However, power…

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Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

NASA’s massive Webb telescope has been aligning its mirrors and calibrating its systems in the past couple of months, as the Earth-bound control teams are setting it up for scientific use. Yesterday, the American space…

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Will Electric Cars Ever Be Affordable For Low-Income Drivers?

The creation of viable electric cars should have revolutionized our world. The concept has always excited people, both because of the efficiency and cost of no longer having to use petrol, as well as the…

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Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

Purdue University has powered up its new supercomputer, named “Anvil”, and made it available for researchers. The supercomputer was funded by the National Science Foundation and built by Dell and AMD, costing $22,000,000. Anvil is…

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Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Hitachi Energy was selected as the technology partner that will assemble the 250 kilometers-long (155 miles) power connection from the Norwegian mainland to NOAKA, an offshore project that is to be located in the North…

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AI Prediction Helps Algae Biofuels to Become Commercially Viable

Algae are considered a clean renewable energy source as they do not cause pollution to the ecosystem. Fuel derived from algae is dubbed the ‘third-generation biofuel’ Algae has immense potential as a biofuel source. The…

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Energy

Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Geothermal Plants Could Solve America’s Lithium Supply Crunch

How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

Clean Energy hit a record 38 percent of global electricity generation in 2021

Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

Will Electric Cars Ever Be Affordable For Low-Income Drivers?

Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

AI Prediction Helps Algae Biofuels to Become Commercially Viable

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