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Caffeine Helps Improve Perovskite Solar Cells' Efficiency and Stability

Scientists from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Solargiga Energy in China have discovered that caffeine can help make a promising alternative to traditional solar cells more efficient at converting light to electricity.

25 Apr 2019

Researchers Synthesize Clean, Cost-Effective Ammonia by SWAP Process

Ammonia—a colorless gas used for manufacturing fertilizers—can be produced by a new method that is much easier, cleaner, and cheaper compared to the existing principal method.

25 Apr 2019

Vanderbilt University Unveils Comprehensive Long-Term Strategy to Reduce its Environmental Impact

On April 23nd, 2019, Vanderbilt University disclosed an inclusive long-term strategy to considerably minimize its environmental impact partly by powering its campus completely through renewable energy, placing the university on the pathway to make it carbon neutral by 2050.

23 Apr 2019

Imec and Jolywood Achieve a Record of 23.2 Percent with Bifacial n-PERT Solar Cells

Today, at SiliconPV 2019, imec, a world-leading research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies and partner in EnergyVille, announces that its n-PERT (Passivated Emitter and Rear Totally diffused) solar cells developed with Jolywood, a leading Chinese manufacturer of n-type bifacial solar cells and modules, have reached a certified front-side conversion efficiency of 23.2 percent.

From Jolywood-Suzhou Central Photovoltaic New Material Limited by Share Ltd 8 Apr 2019

United Way Partners with Common Energy on a Clean Energy Project

United Way of the Southern Tier recently announced a collaboration with Common Energy to provide lower cost clean energy to communities in the Southern Tier.

4 Apr 2019

Researchers Develop New Home Refrigerator with Loop Thermosyphon to Improve its Energy Efficiency

Despite many developments to improve the efficiency of the refrigerator, it still eats up a substantial amount of energy every year.

29 Mar 2019

Researchers Achieve Slightly More Efficient Transfer of Current from Bacteria to Electrode

In the last few years, scientists have sought to acquire the electrical current that bacteria produce through their own metabolism. However, to date, it has not been possible to transfer the current from the bacteria to a receiving electrode efficiently.

27 Mar 2019

Energy Efficiency News

Caffeine Helps Improve Perovskite Solar Cells' Efficiency and Stability

Researchers Synthesize Clean, Cost-Effective Ammonia by SWAP Process

Vanderbilt University Unveils Comprehensive Long-Term Strategy to Reduce its Environmental Impact

Imec and Jolywood Achieve a Record of 23.2 Percent with Bifacial n-PERT Solar Cells

United Way Partners with Common Energy on a Clean Energy Project

Researchers Develop New Home Refrigerator with Loop Thermosyphon to Improve its Energy Efficiency

Researchers Achieve Slightly More Efficient Transfer of Current from Bacteria to Electrode

Research Finds Out How Ability of Microbes to Eat Electricity Fixes Carbon Dioxide

SHARC to Support New Low-Temperature District Heating Scheme in Stirling

Viability of Hydrogen as Future Energy Source in the Humber

Turning Wastewater into Renewable Energy

Producing Clean Hydrogen with Near-Zero Carbon Emissions with The Hazer Process

Relocating the Growing of Food to Urban Areas

The Importance of Measuring Crude Oil

RT1 Smart Rooftop Photovoltaic Monitoring System

Ultra-Low Power, Wireless RTU Data Logger - Infinite ADU-500

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Applications to Clean Oil

Measuring the FlashPoint of Waste Liquids for the Combustion Process

Online Analysis of Ortho- and Total Phosphate Phosphorous

How are Thermal Power Plants Polluting the Environment?

Energy Efficiency News

1 Rice University Researchers Find New Way to Deal with the Glut of Used Lithium-Ion Batteries

2 Clean Carbon Conversion Aims to Develop Green Tech Solution to Fight Constantly Growing Waste

3 Energy System of the Future to be Demonstrated in Orkney

4 Research Shows Carbon-Negative Power Generation can Reduce Atmospheric CO2 Levels in China

5 Caffeine Helps Improve Perovskite Solar Cells' Efficiency and Stability

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