Recovering hydrogen from waste generates clean fuel and helps deal with the growing amount of non-recyclable waste polluting our environment.
Organic waste accounts for over 20% of global methane emissions, a powerful greenhouse gas and a major climate change contributor. Sustainable waste management systems and infrastructure are needed to reduce these emissions to keep global warming below the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)-recommended 1.5 °C.
The term digital agriculture refers to the use of computers and other electronic devices in farming and other agricultural endeavors. Digital agriculture enables farmers and other stakeholders in the agriculture value chain to increase food production using advanced technologies incorporated into a single system.
By Usman Ahmed
29 Nov 2022
Finding space for industrial-scale solar power arrays is a challenge for many countries aiming to significantly scale up renewable power capacity to meet net-zero carbon emissions targets. As a result, floating solar panel system use is increasing. In the Netherlands, this technology has been combined with solar tracking systems to produce a floating solar array that follows the sun for maximum efficiency throughout the day.
By Ben Pilkington
29 Nov 2022
Energy harvesting devices are gaining attention today as a key enabling technology for future Internet of Things (IoT) applications, particularly to help achieve so-called “trillion sensor systems” that passively and simultaneously monitor trillions of data points.
By Ben Pilkington
29 Nov 2022