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New Forecast Report on Global Clean Technology Market 2019

The report provides in depth study of "Clean Technology" using SWOT analysis i.e. Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threat to the organization

26 Oct 2017

HyperSolar Develops Vital Component to Reduce Manufacturing Cost of Hydrogen

HyperSolar, the developer of an innovative technology to create renewable hydrogen using sunlight and any source of water, recently announced it has successfully developed a vital component made of earth-abundant material which will lower the overall cost of its process to produce renewable hydrogen.

25 Oct 2017

Study Reveals Cerium’s Electronic Entropy Makes It Ideal for Hydrogen Production

It has been known for long in the scientific community that cerium is the best element to employ when splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen — a key method in developing hydrogen gas for fuel. However so far it is not clear as to why cerium is so successful.

25 Oct 2017

Highly Transparent Solar Cells Enhance the Future for New Solar Applications

See-through solar materials capable of being applied to windows represent an immense source of untapped energy and could harvest as much power as bulkier, bigger rooftop solar units. This was reported by scientists in Nature Energy.

24 Oct 2017

Pre-Enrollment for Georgia Power’s New Community Solar Program Begins

Georgia Power to launch Community Solar, the latest way for residential customers to get involved in helping support the growth and development of renewable energy in Georgia.

20 Oct 2017

Need for Renewable Energy Development in the Caribbean Following Recent Hurricanes

Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Group Founder, and Bruce Levy, CEO of BMR Energy, will meet this week with energy industry and government leaders from all over the Caribbean in order to discuss renewable energy development following the recent hurricanes in the region.

19 Oct 2017

Innovative Lithium-Sulfur Rechargeable Flow Battery for Storing Renewable Power

It is well known that solar power and wind power are the most sought-after renewable energy sources. However, they have not been extensively connected to the U.S. grid due to intermittency issues. That is, they mandate the use of energy-storage systems that, at the least, run nearly $100 per kilowatt hour and can be operated in only specific locations.

12 Oct 2017