Tag: decarbonization projects

Rolls-Royce to power 3 million UK homes with 1.5 GW modular nuclear reactors

Rolls-Royce SMR Chosen to Power 3 Million UK Homes with 1.5 GW Modular Nuclear Reactors Rolls-Royce SMR has been chosen to build the United Kingdom’s first fleet of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), marking a significant advancement in the country’s clean energy initiatives. This pioneering project aims to power up to 3 million homes with a […]

MIT breakthrough: 90% cleaner hydrogen fuel made from seawater and scrap aluminum

MIT Breakthrough: 90% Cleaner Hydrogen Fuel Made from Seawater and Scrap Aluminum Scientists in the US have used only seawater and recycled aluminum from soda cans to achieve a groundbreaking advancement in the field of clean energy. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully developed a method to produce hydrogen fuel that […]

Breakthrough process slashes cost of lithium sulfide for solid-state batteries-

Safer, Cheaper Lithium Sulfide for Solid-State Batteries: A Breakthrough Process Revolutionizes Cost Efficiency Solid-state batteries have long been hailed as the future of energy storage, promising higher energy densities, faster charging capabilities, and improved safety compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. However, the widespread adoption of solid-state technology has been hindered by the high cost and […]

RockFuel: Reinventing cement and building a climate-positive future

RockFuel: Reinventing Cement and Building a Climate-Positive Future In the realm of sustainability and eco-conscious innovation, the construction industry plays a significant role in shaping a greener future. RockFuel, a pioneering company, is spearheading a revolution in cement production that could transform concrete infrastructure into a key player in global decarbonization efforts. Traditional cement production […]

Green hydrogen: Fuel cell tech slashes 20% costs with 33% thinner membrane

Green Hydrogen: Fuel Cell Tech Slashes 20% Costs with 33% Thinner Membrane Norwegian researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking new membrane technology for hydrogen fuel cells. “A new generation of fuel cells is on the horizon,” says Dr. Anders Johansen, lead scientist at the Norwegian Institute of Energy Technology. This innovation promises to revolutionize the green […]

Germany’s underwater energy vaults could be the world’s next power storage giant

Germany’s underwater energy vaults could be the world’s next power storage giant What if the key to storing solar power isn’t on rooftops or in batteries—but hidden beneath the waves? Germany, known for its engineering prowess and commitment to renewable energy, is pioneering a groundbreaking solution to the challenge of storing excess energy generated from […]

World’s first hydrogen-electric jet powered cargo flights set to launch in UK

World’s first hydrogen-electric jet powered cargo flights set to launch in UK ZeroAvia, a leader in hydrogen aviation propulsion, is one step closer to making zero-emission flight a reality with the announcement of the world’s first hydrogen-electric jet powered cargo flights set to launch in the UK. This groundbreaking development marks a significant milestone in […]

Next-gen small modular reactor design for ships unveiled, to boost decarbonization efforts

Next-Gen Small Modular Reactor Design for Ships Unveiled, Boosting Decarbonization Efforts Three European firms have unveiled the design of the next-generation sustainable nuclear reactor for maritime applications. This innovative small modular reactor (SMR) is set to revolutionize the way ships operate, offering a promising solution to decarbonize the maritime industry. The push for sustainable energy […]

World’s largest electric ship with 275-ton battery power launches in Tasmania 

World’s Largest Electric Ship with 275-Ton Battery Power Launches in Tasmania The world’s largest battery-powered ship, Hull 096, was officially launched in Tasmania. Built by shipbuilder, Incat Tasmania, this groundbreaking vessel is a true testament to the advancements in electric propulsion technology. With a massive 275-ton battery powering its engines, the ship is set to […]

Why nuclear meltdowns happen and how next-gen reactors make them impossible

Why Nuclear Meltdowns Happen and How Next-Gen Reactors Make Them Impossible The world is turning towards nuclear, the only seemingly viable source of green energy for a future where fossil fuels are no longer sustainable. However, the specter of nuclear meltdowns looms large, haunting the dreams of policymakers and environmentalists alike. But why do nuclear […]

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