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Researchers Move a Step Closer to a More Sustainable Way of Making Hydrogen Fuel

A new study at the University of Bath’s Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies has enabled researchers to move a step closer to a cleaner, cheaper, and more sustainable method of producing hydrogen fuel from water using sunlight.

9 May 2019

New Cheap, More Durable Fuel Cell Could Replace More Common Gasoline Engines

Scientists at the University of Waterloo have found that progress in zero-emission fuel cells can lead to the development of cost-effective technology that can replace conventional gasoline engines in automobiles.

9 May 2019

Global Plan for New Rating System and Universal Standards for Space Waste Mitigation

Space is becoming more and more crowded, even as man’s societal reliance on space technology is more than ever before.

8 May 2019

New Desalination Method for Hypersaline Brines Could Address the Growing Water Challenges

Hypersaline brines—water that consists of high concentrations of dissolved salts and with saline levels more than ocean water—are a rising environmental concern worldwide.

7 May 2019

Conservation Groups Failing Nature by Ignoring Human Population, says Charity

In light of the lntergovernmental Panel on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services assessment report published today, campaign charity Population Matters has hit out at conservation groups which fail to address the human population.

7 May 2019

Chinese Researchers Design New Catalyst that Converts Carbon Dioxide into Methanol

Chinese scientists have synthesized a new catalyst to turn carbon dioxide, the chief greenhouse gas, into methanol, generally regarded as a clean fuel for engines.

6 May 2019

Bio-TCatTM Technology Viability Confirmed During Extensive Anellotech Pilot Plant Campaign

The viability of Anellotech’s Bio-TCat™ technology has now been proven by achieving commercially-targeted yields in its TCat-8® pilot unit in Silsbee, Texas during six months of continuous process operations.

From Anellotech, Inc. 6 May 2019

Valio and Gasum Intend to Make Energy from Farm Manure

Carbon footprints for food and traffic are a hot topic that touches everyone in Finland. Traffic is the source of a fifth of Finland’s greenhouse emissions, and milk’s share of the emissions hovers around four percent.

From Gasum Ltd 6 May 2019

URBASOLAR and Swiss Electrician AXPO Create a European Leader in Photovoltaic

AXPO and URBASOLAR Group announce the signing of an acquisition contract of 100% of the latter's securities by AXPO.

From Axpo Holding AG 6 May 2019

Researchers Make it Possible to Design Industrial Processes in SMBs to be Demand-Responsive

The increasing use of renewable energy sources such as wind power, solar power, and more is leading to considerable variations in energy production.

3 May 2019

Scientists Produce Sturdy Organic Solar Cells Using Tape Stripping Technique

Steered by the advantages over conventional silicon solar cells, expectations are that the demand for organic solar cells would increase by over 20% from 2017 to 2020.

3 May 2019

Global Climate Change Mitigation Would Likely Boost GDP Growth of Poorer Countries by 2050

Successful global efforts to substantially limit greenhouse gas emissions would likely boost GDP growth of poorer countries over the next 30 years, according to new research published in Climatic Change.

3 May 2019

New Nanomaterials Might Convert Waste Heat into Usable Electricity for Vehicles

Everyone has felt the heat emitted from a cell phone or computer, which is the energy dissipated from the device.

2 May 2019

Pentair Delivers Great-Tasting, Filtered Drinking Water to Target Field for the 2019 Baseball Season

Pentair, a global water treatment company, takes pride in announcing that it is now providing great-tasting, filtered drinking water to Target Field for the 2019 baseball season.

2 May 2019

Study Examines Environmental and Socioeconomic Interactions Within and Across Borders to Understand the Trading of Natural Resources

Researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) have penned two papers that have begun to challenge a more basic, input/output view of natural resources in support of a method that better reflected the way the world actually works.

2 May 2019