Clean Energy
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US Energy Startup Develops Fusion Machine For Commercial Power
American energy company, Pacific Fusion is one step closer to commercialising fusion power after Tuesday groundbreaking on a facility in…
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Namibia Fires Up Africa’s First Green Hydrogen Hub
Africa’s first integrated green hydrogen facility at Walvis Bay, combining solar power, hydrogen production and battery storage for industrial and…
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Plug-in Panels To Replace Rooftop For Solar Energy
Scientists better predict how thawing permafrost, or ground that is frozen for an extended length of time, could affect Earth’s…
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Tiny Catalyst Could Help Power Data Centers
A new fuel-cell design could help data centers generate more of their own electricity while easing growing pressure on the…
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China advances 1.25 GW nuclear reactor construction with first concrete pour
China has completed the first concrete pour for the conventional island basemat of unit 2 at the Bailong nuclear power…
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Portable wind turbine ready to power your next off-grid adventure
The Ventyra R1 is pitched as the perfect mobile power station for the backwoods and wilderness. Portable solar panels have…
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World’s First 16MW Typhoon-Proof Wind Platform Powers China Oil Rigs
China’s first tension-leg platform (TLP) floating wind farm has commenced operation, marking a major step in deep-water renewable energy. According…
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Power Crisis: Lessons Nigeria Can Learn From India
Nigeria is still battling epileptic power generation and supply, yet stable electricity is key to its industrialisation, job creation and…
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Hybrid Inverter vs. Non-Hybrid Inverter: Understanding the Difference
As the demand for reliable and sustainable energy solutions continues to grow, more homes and businesses are investing in solar…
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Europe hits the brakes on carbon cuts
The European Union has unveiled proposals that would slow cuts to businesses’ greenhouse gas emissions limits, as part of a…
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