Tag: renewable energy

Saudi Arabia plans massive green hydrogen site twice the size of Neom’s plant

Saudi Arabia Ramps Up Green Hydrogen Ambitions with Massive New Facility Saudi Arabia is ramping up its green hydrogen ambitions with a massive new facility planned to be twice the size of Neom’s plant. The country, known for its vast oil reserves, is now turning its focus towards renewable energy sources, particularly green hydrogen. This […]

French floating solar panels that brave 99 mph winds win key marine approval

French Floating Solar Panels that Brave 99 mph Winds Win Key Marine Approval French floating solar developer HelioRec has secured a major step forward in its offshore energy endeavors with the recent approval from maritime authorities for its innovative floating solar panels. These cutting-edge panels have been designed to withstand winds of up to 99 […]

US firm to build 3,275°F brick battery to decarbonize steel and cement plants

US firm to build 3,275°F Brick Battery to Decarbonize Steel and Cement Plants Electrified Thermal Solutions, a Boston-based company spun out of MIT, has signed a major manufacturing deal that could revolutionize the way steel and cement plants operate. The company is set to build a groundbreaking 3,275°F brick battery that aims to decarbonize these […]

AI energy demand accelerates while clean power lags

AI Energy Demand Accelerates While Clean Power Lags The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and energy consumption is becoming increasingly significant in today’s digital landscape. With the rapid expansion of AI technologies in various sectors, the demand for energy to power these systems is on the rise. However, this surge in energy consumption is not […]

Diamond-based quantum battery resists self-discharge, unlocking longer energy storage

Diamond-based Quantum Battery Resists Self-Discharge, Unlocking Longer Energy Storage Researchers have unveiled a promising new approach to building longer-lasting quantum batteries using a well-known and highly durable material: diamonds. The innovative use of diamonds in quantum batteries is poised to revolutionize energy storage capabilities by significantly reducing self-discharge rates, ensuring that stored energy remains stable […]

Oracle and OpenAI to build giant data centre

Oracle and OpenAI Join Forces to Build Giant 4.5 GW Data Centre in Texas, Matching the Output of Two Hoover Dams In a groundbreaking collaboration that is set to revolutionize the world of data storage and processing, tech giants Oracle and OpenAI have announced their partnership to construct a colossal 4.5 GW data centre in […]

Nuclear-powered cooling tech drives Sam Altman-backed Oklo’s AI efficiency push

Nuclear-Powered Cooling Tech Drives Sam Altman-Backed Oklo’s AI Efficiency Push Oklo, a renowned nuclear technology company, has recently made headlines by partnering with Vertiv, a global leader in digital infrastructure solutions. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the efficiency of artificial intelligence (AI) systems through the utilization of cutting-edge nuclear-powered cooling technology. In the fast-paced world […]

Japan eyes nuclear revival with first new reactor plan since Fukushima disaster

Japan Eyes Nuclear Revival with First New Reactor Plan since Fukushima Disaster With AI guzzling power and fossil fuels falling short, Japan’s nuclear freeze may finally be thawing. In a bold move towards reclaiming its stance as a global leader in nuclear energy, Japan has recently announced plans for the construction of its first new […]

Surging AI use drives utility upgrades

Surging AI Use Drives Utility Upgrades AI and data center growth are pressuring US power grids like never before. As the demand for artificial intelligence continues to rise across various industries, the strain on the existing utility infrastructure is becoming increasingly evident. This surge in AI use has prompted utility companies to reevaluate and upgrade […]

Physics breakthrough: 174-year-old Thomson effect theory proven in real experiment

Physics Breakthrough: Thomson Effect Theory Proven in Real Experiment Researchers in Japan observed the transverse Thomson effect for the very first time, a thermoelectric phenomenon predicted by Lord Kelvin in 1843. This groundbreaking discovery marks a significant milestone in the field of physics, validating a theory that has remained unproven for 174 years. The experiment, […]

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