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Solar Thermal Energy Costs Cut by 40% Thanks to Lightweight Plastic Mirrors

Seeking sustainable energy solutions has led researchers and scientists to study innovative approaches to harnessing solar power. Among these, solar thermal energy stands out for its potential to directly address the heating needs of agriculture…

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Incat Launches World’s Largest, 426-ft Long Battery-Electric Ship

Battery-electric powertrains are slowly but surely climbing up the ladder in the automotive industry. Hardly surprising, as cars are used mostly for covering short distances. But a ferry running only on batteries? Most would think…

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DARPA Achieves Groundbreaking Wireless Power Transmission Record: 800 Watts Over 5.3 Miles

A New Era of Energy Delivery The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) just set a remarkable new benchmark in wireless power transmission. They successfully beamed 800 watts of power over a distance of 5.3…

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Building the Future: The Importance of Energy Solutions for Robust Digital Infrastructure

As our world becomes increasingly interconnected and reliant on digital technologies, the backbone supporting this transformation must evolve correspondingly. Energy solutions play a pivotal role in creating and maintaining robust digital infrastructure. They are the…

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New Materials and Designs Revolutionize Energy Storage

Rechargeable batteries have become an essential part of modern life, powering various devices ranging from smartphones and laptops to electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy systems. While lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries remain dominant, ongoing research for…

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Power Integrations Delivers Compact High-Voltage Switcher ICs for 800 V EVs

The 800V battery-electric vehicle (BEV) architecture is slowly but surely taking over the industry. That’s hardly surprising, as it offers faster charging while requiring less cooling. It’s more efficient, too, and 800V components can also…

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Europe’s Thorizon to Use Nuclear Waste to Generate 100 MW Power for 250,000 Homes

Thorizon, a Dutch-French startup, is revolutionizing nuclear energy with its molten salt reactor (MSR) technology. The company’s flagship project, Thorizon One, plans to deliver 100 megawatts (MW) of clean electricity by using a unique fuel…

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Lightweight Plastic Mirrors Developed by UniSA Poised to Cut Solar Thermal Energy Costs by 40%

A New Approach to Solar Energy Researchers at the University of South Australia (UniSA) have developed a breakthrough in solar thermal technology—lightweight plastic mirrors that can significantly lower the cost of harnessing solar energy. These…

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New Space Race Heats Up as China and Russia Target the Moon’s South Pole

In a bold step forward in space exploration, China and Russia have signed an agreement to construct a nuclear power plant on the Moon by 2035. This groundbreaking project marks a new chapter in their…

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Harvard and Seoul researchers create robots that self-organize without software or sensors

A New Era of Minimalist Robotics In a major leap for robotics, researchers from Harvard University and Seoul National University have developed a new class of swarm robots that can move, coordinate, and adapt—without any…

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Energy

Solar Thermal Energy Costs Cut by 40% Thanks to Lightweight Plastic Mirrors

Incat Launches World’s Largest, 426-ft Long Battery-Electric Ship

DARPA Achieves Groundbreaking Wireless Power Transmission Record: 800 Watts Over 5.3 Miles

Building the Future: The Importance of Energy Solutions for Robust Digital Infrastructure

New Materials and Designs Revolutionize Energy Storage

Power Integrations Delivers Compact High-Voltage Switcher ICs for 800 V EVs

Europe’s Thorizon to Use Nuclear Waste to Generate 100 MW Power for 250,000 Homes

Lightweight Plastic Mirrors Developed by UniSA Poised to Cut Solar Thermal Energy Costs by 40%

New Space Race Heats Up as China and Russia Target the Moon’s South Pole

Harvard and Seoul researchers create robots that self-organize without software or sensors

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