UK scientists develop ‘energy-harvesting’ wearable devices made from recycled waste
According to the developers, their energy-harvesting wearable device could be a future game-changer for the consumer, security, and medical industries.
According to the developers, their energy-harvesting wearable device could be a future game-changer for the consumer, security, and medical industries.
“We had been running telcos for over 20 years and knew it was time to create one that was solely about doing good and making a better world for our kids and future generations.”
EV, or electric vehicles, are known to be the more environmentally-friendly choice for transport. However, these vehicles are still powered by non-sustainable batteries and fuel cells.
The startup offers a wide range of e-bikes on a flexible and scalable pay-a-you-go-subscription lease without long-term commitments.
Juniper Research says growth of more than 390 per cent over the next five years is driven by the convenience and lower cost of home charging for EVs
Scientists from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Switzerland have developed a way to…
The pilot is part of a project funded by the UK government called HyNet and has been selected as one of three industrial sites for testing, with glassmaker Pilkington and refinery Essar Oil.
This has left many without toilets that can contain and treat waste safely or use large amounts of water to flush waste to energy-intensive
Nissan is using EVs to store and provide electricity in natural disasters when power supplies are cut.
The energy storage concept, Ocean Battery, is designed to be installed on the seafloor near offshore renewable energy generators like solar farms, wind turbines, and tidal wave power stations.
China may well be the world’s largest single electric vehicle market, but the Scandinavian country of Norway has the highest penetration of EVs overall in the world.
For Mercedes-Benz, Isobar Hong Kong launched its latest EQA EV by creating an electrifying musical experience, using electric emitters to play pop songs in public, something never done before.
The solar and battery installation at Warrnambool Stadium includes a 31.5kW rooftop solar system and16.3kWh of battery storage with backup power.
According to the researchers, their decarbonisation method is more scalable than other procedures, making it possible to become a commercially viable solution in reducing carbon emissions for heavy industries such as steel and cement.
Kari Nikunen, director of pilot and demo plants, Stora Enso, shares that the company is currently developing alternatives to the scarce raw materials using Lingin, a macromolecule found in plants.