Helium balloons are carrying WiFi connectivity to developing regions lacking network infrastructure
Renewable energy is about to become a part of our daily lives, with a host of new power-generating surfaces such as windows or canopies
These flexible solar panels are made of high-efficiency silicon, like standard panels, but feature a new shape that makes them revolutionary. Let us show you how.
The solution to an historic problem affecting airplanes, and other fields like wind energy, could lie in the Namibian desert – in the form of a tiny creature representing a veritable miracle of biodiversity.
The project developed by a Dutch engineering studio consists of a 7-storey, wind-powered “vacuum cleaner” capable of absorbing polluted air, renewing it inside the device, and releasing it back.
It has been struggling for decades to find commercial viability, but the latest advancements in nanotechnology could spell the beginning of a new era for blue energy, also known as osmotic power.
This village, capable of generating its own lighting and food production, will be ready to be inhabited as of 2017
Wind is a great ally in the generation of renewable energy. Wind farms already produce a significant share of global electricity capacity, but the help of wind in fighting climate change might not stop there.
Water shortage and drought-related cultivation issues may find an opponent in this revolutionary greenhouse which is already growing thousands of kilos of tomatoes in Australia.
In France, the first solar road in the world is already operating at full capacity.
A blend of renewable energies capable of getting the most out of each other to optimize consumption in water treatment plants. This is what Renewat project is about: water, energy, and innovation at the service of resource saving and the sustainability of the planet.
The one-millimeter thin film is applied over concrete structures and can produce photovoltaic solar energy.
These solar tiles could be the answer to the issue of the outrageous visual impact caused by photovoltaic panels in heritage buildings.
A new generation of bacteria-based solar PV cells is set to produce electricity even under overcast skies.
The Warka tree, an Ethiopian species, serves as inspiration for this sustainable invention which could be of great help for water-scarce areas.
Blockchain-enabled certification platforms are opening a slew of possibilities in the small-scale production of renewable energy by citizens from their houses.
Renewable energies are increasingly gaining momentum, but so far they were being hampered by a lack of consistent supply, mainly those relying on solar and wind power. Initiatives such as ACCIONA’s new Hybrid Storage Plant in Navarre (Spain) or Tesla’s endeavor in Australia will bolster this new sustainable energy model.
The United Kingdom is adapting its old diesel trains to power them with hydrogen.
MIT scientists have developed a graphene-based material that can leverage daily temperature swings to produce electricity.
Two of the most popular renewable energies converge in this hybrid system that supplies the turbine with the electricity needed for its internal operations.
At the University of California, they have been working hard to develop a low-cost and simple source of electricity from snowfalls.
Scientists have just announced a new technology able to obtain hydrogen directly from untreated seawater.
Solar photovoltaic and wind power are already essential contributors to the power grid, but alternative renewable sources of electricity are also gaining a foothold.
This innovative technology, developed at the University of Cambridge, allows sparing fossil fuels and is carbon neutral.
An innovative water pump powered by solar energy is helping farmers in India, while Spain has announced a high-power solar PV irrigation system
A team of researchers has developed a photovoltaic panel that leverages darkness to generate electricity.
Footwear, floors, t-shirts... All of them can become a source of renewable energy thanks to TENGs, the latest generation of triboelectric nanogenerators.
MIT researchers develop an innovative technology to monitor marine species and the impact of climate change without the need for batteries.
Tablets for isolated communities, low-cost incubators or portable hydropower plants for areas without access to electricity are some of the initiatives aiming to transform the world.
