Tag: energy
US Scientists Develop Catalyst for Hydrogen Production Without Precious Metals
Researchers in the US have created a catalyst that enables hydrogen extraction from water without relying on costly precious metals.
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Startup by Former NASA Scientist Develops Vacuum Energy-Based Infinite Power Sources
A new startup from a former NASA researcher is pioneering endless power sources utilizing quantum vacuum energy, targeting a 2028 launch.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Long-Lasting Air-Iron Flow Battery with Over 6000 Cycle Lifespan
Chinese scientists have introduced an air-iron flow battery that can exceed 6000 charge cycles without capacity loss, using a water-based electrolyte.
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Data Center Growth in Texas Drives Shortage of Electricians for Residential Construction
Texas faces delays in new housing projects as data center operators attract electricians with higher pay amid AI data boom.
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Russia Commissions Its Most Powerful Nuclear Reactor Unit at Kursk NPP-2
The first power unit at Kursk NPP-2 has entered operation with a capacity of 1253 MW, marking it the most powerful reactor in Russia.
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Swiss Researchers Develop Self-Recharging ‘Forever’ Batteries Powered by Rain and Sunlight
Scientists at EPFL created batteries that continuously generate electricity through water evaporation, rejuvenated by rain and sunlight.
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Chinese Scientists Develop World’s First Coal-Based Fuel Cell Generating Electricity Without Emissions
Chinese researchers create a groundbreaking coal fuel cell producing electricity without smoke, steam, or generators, enabling direct underground power conversion.
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NASA Powers Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Interstellar Mission
To conserve power, NASA has disabled a scientific instrument on Voyager 1, ensuring the spacecraft continues its journey through interstellar space.
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China Considers Banning Solar Panel Manufacturing Equipment Exports to the US
China is reportedly exploring a ban on exporting solar panel production equipment to the United States, expanding its economic leverage beyond rare earth minerals.
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Japanese Researchers Achieve Up to 90% Lithium Recovery from Used Batteries
Scientists in Japan have developed a method to extract up to 90% of lithium from spent batteries, addressing waste and resource challenges.
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Data Center Investments Surge to $770 Billion, Outpacing Oil and Gas Spending
Global capital expenditures on data center infrastructure hit $770 billion in 2025, surpassing investments in oil, gas, and matching solar energy spending.
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Ippon Pacific II 2000 UPS Offers Versatile High-Power Backup with Pure Sine Wave Output
The Ippon Pacific II 2000 UPS delivers robust pure sine wave power and flexible installation options, suited for both rack and tower setups.
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