Category: ICT for Sustainable Development

Former nuclear site turned into 800 MWh giant battery to power 100,000 homes

Former Nuclear Site Transformed into 800 MWh Giant Battery Powering 100,000 Homes A former nuclear power generation site in Philippsburg is slated to host one of the most innovative energy projects of recent times. The transformation of this site into an 800 MWh giant battery promises to revolutionize the way we think about energy storage […]

Malaysia pushes clean tech and innovation for growth

Malaysia’s Green Innovation Strategy Gains Momentum with Increased Private R&D Funding Malaysia is making significant strides in positioning itself as a hub for clean technology and innovation. With a clear focus on sustainability and environmental consciousness, the country is attracting attention from investors who see the potential for growth in this sector. One notable indicator […]

Qatar builds world’s largest 3D printed building using printers the size of planes

Just when you thought 3D printing couldn’t get any bigger, Qatar hits print on the world’s largest 3D printed building. In a groundbreaking move that pushes the boundaries of construction technology, Qatar has unveiled a monumental structure created using printers the size of planes. This remarkable feat not only showcases the immense potential of 3D […]

Two decades on, WSIS+20 sets course for inclusive digital future

Two Decades On, WSIS+20 Sets Course for Inclusive Digital Future As the world grapples with the promises and perils of a rapidly evolving digital landscape, global leaders convened in Geneva to chart a course that leaves no one behind. The World Summit on the Information Society, also known as WSIS, celebrated its 20th anniversary by […]

China’s electrolyzers make clean hydrogen from tap water in a major breakthrough

China’s Electrolyzers Revolutionize Hydrogen Production from Tap Water A collaboration of researchers from various institutes in China has developed a novel approach that promises to revolutionize the production of clean hydrogen. By using electrolyzers, these innovative scientists have found a way to extract hydrogen from ordinary tap water, marking a significant breakthrough in the field […]

WSIS+20 review highlights gaps in digital access and skills

Capacity building and inclusion top WSIS+20 review at IGF Oslo The recently concluded World Summit on the Information Society Plus 20 (WSIS+20) review at the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in Oslo has shed light on the persistent gaps in digital access and skills that continue to hinder global progress towards a digitally inclusive society. As […]

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