The Gillard government has set a price on carbon emissions at AUD$23 a tonne, with increases of 5% a year before moving to a market dictated price in three years.
Batteries are the key technology for the electromobility of the future. Over the next five years, BASF will be investing a three-digit million euro sum in researching, developing and the production of battery materials.
A recent research performed by electrical engineers at the University of California, Berkeley reports that future computers will deploy magnetic microprocessors that intake lesser quantity of electrical energy in comparison with computers of today that use silicon-based microprocessor chips.
Humless has declared the availability of its Humless Roadrunner and Humless Sentinel power systems.
Anne Louise Koefoed, a researcher at BI Norwegian Business School, stressed the need to find alternatives for fossil fuel through low emission and zero emission technologies. However, such processes are time consuming and expensive.
SINTEF in Norway will lead a team of 10 partners from Europe to demonstrate a technology that captures CO2 from air to run new power production plants.
A group of scientists working at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory of Department of Energy and visiting researchers from the China located Wuhan University, have formulated a technique that betters the present electrical capacity and recharging life-span of the sodium ion rechargeable batteries.
GexCon, a Bergen, Norway based company, has remodeled the FLACS (FLame ACceleration Simulator), previously formulated for natural gas modeling, to describe the dispersal of hydrogen. Experiments have proved that the simulator can precisely forecast the consequences of hydrogen dispersal.
A study report published in Nature Chemistry explains a research conducted by the researchers from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, the University of Auckland (New Zealand) and the University of Aberdeen (Scotland), in using ethanol and sunlight to produce hydrogen, which can be subsequently used as an energy source. The study is considered to be a big leap in the use of hydrogen to substitute fossil fuels.
The latest green technology test facility of Plant One was opened in the Port of Rotterdam by Maxime Verhagen, Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation (EL&I) of the Dutch Government.
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