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World’s First Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Plane Flight Successfully Completed

Did you know that air travel is responsible for about 3% of Europe’s total greenhouse gas emissions and more than 2% of global emissions? Zero-emission flight Recently Aviation Company ZeroAvia completed the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered…

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How to Choose Industrial Automation Controllers for Enhanced Manufacturing

Two steps can make a big difference in selecting a controller for your manufacturing system: first, make sure the manufacturer is building products for industrial automation use cases. Then look at its Electronic Design Automation…

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Skeleton Technologies Graphene Superbattery Charges in 15 Seconds

Skeleton Technologies and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have developed a battery that recharges in just 15 seconds. Now big barriers to EV ownership like slow charging, battery degradation, and range anxiety will be ruled out. Dubbed as…

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Global Industrial Pumps & Valves Market Trends

What are the types of pumps and valves in the oil and gas industry? Oil and gas companies use many different types of pumps and valves in their operations. Onshore, wellhead and subsea facilities rely…

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Transparent Solar Panels for Windows Hit Record Efficiency

Researchers from the University of Michigan recently achieved an efficiency record for transparent solar cells. This innovation could pave the way for skyscraper windows to serve as power sources. Researchers used an organic, carbon-based design of…

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The History & Future of Fission vs. Fusion Energy

Nuclear fission and nuclear fusion are simply the release of energy from high-powered atomic bonds found in the nucleus of atoms. Nuclear fusion reactions are thought to be less radioactive and produce less high-level waste…

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The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

California-based Tech Company has unveiled ‘Hyperion XP-1’, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered super-car that can drive 1,000 miles without needing to refuel. Hyperion says its main purpose is not to compete with Tesla but is to…

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Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

Now our buildings can function as a power plant A team of researchers at Washington University in St Louis have developed a way to turn regular bricks into batteries. With this innovation most common building…

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The Future Of Oil And Gas & The Cone Drive Gearbox That Helps Run it

With the current conversation around climate change, many wonder how oil and gas will be affected. Recent research suggests that we’re running out of our current oil and many people are starting to question exactly…

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Apple Sets a Goal of Becoming Carbon Neutral by 2030

Apple is the largest tech company in the world today, with a net worth of over $1 trillion. Naturally, the company, together with its suppliers, produces a lot of carbon dioxide. More accurately, Apple generated…

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Energy

World’s First Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Plane Flight Successfully Completed

How to Choose Industrial Automation Controllers for Enhanced Manufacturing

Skeleton Technologies Graphene Superbattery Charges in 15 Seconds

Global Industrial Pumps & Valves Market Trends

Transparent Solar Panels for Windows Hit Record Efficiency

The History & Future of Fission vs. Fusion Energy

The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

The Future Of Oil And Gas & The Cone Drive Gearbox That Helps Run it

Apple Sets a Goal of Becoming Carbon Neutral by 2030

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