AZoCleantech speaks to Amanda Cavanagh from the University of Essex about the future of agriculture in a changing climate and how bypassing a photosynthetic glitch could help us to future-proof our food crops.
By Laura Thomson
21 Jan 2022
Atmosfair unveiled the world’s first commercial clean jet fuel plant on 4 October 2021, producing synthetic e-kerosene - a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based kerosene.
By Georgie Lyng
20 Jan 2022
Mineral carbonation (or mineral sequestration) is one of the greatest and most energy-efficient means for the utilization of CO2. This article looks at what it is and how it could transform the building industry.
By Clarissa Wright
20 Jan 2022
Bloom Biorenewables SA is unlocking biofuels to help reduce reliance on fossil fuels in the transport and aviation sector, and to produce everyday materials.
This article looks at how next-generation battery technology could help mitigate environmental pollution and prevent adverse climatic changes.
In January 2016, a mini-grid developer and operator called Africa GreenTec was founded by Aida and Torsten Schreiber with the goal of providing 3 million people in sub-Saharan Africa with electricity by 2030. This article takes a closer look at the company's technology.
This study determined whether detailed plastic-type recognition is possible utilizing reflection imaging using a hyperspectral camera (HC) technology in the wavelength range of 955-1700 nm with minimal data processing
By Laura Thomson
17 Jan 2022
Connected Kerb is the leading provider of electric vehicle residential charging solutions. The company has the sole aim of accelerating electric vehicle use by improving the access to charging infrastructure and promoting future-proof and sustainable streets for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.
The water available for each living person on the Earth is dropping every day. Yet, a huge portion of the planet’s water is in the air. To tap into this easily overlooked resource, companies have developed technologies that extract water from the air.
Spectronik’s hydrogen PEM fuel cells will help to facilitate the adoption of electric vehicles by addressing some of the common concerns associated with switching from traditional vehicles.