The electric vehicle (EV) revolution has promised a cleaner, quieter future for personal and commercial transportation. Governments worldwide are investing heavily in charging networks, automakers are racing to increase battery range, and consumers are beginning to adopt plug-in models in…
PERFORMANCE
A far more efficient use of energy will be required to shape a new integrated energy system and decouple growth and emissions. ENERGY NEWS addresses the pursuit for efficiency increases in buildings and industry, cities, and electricity use under the heading “Performance.”
From Battery Bottlenecks to Infinite Drives: Rethinking EV Architecture for Continuous Motion
Electric vehicles have matured from engineering curiosities to industrial benchmarks, but the architecture that powers them remains burdened by fundamental limitations. Despite advances in lithium-ion chemistry, the Achilles’ heel of modern EVs is still the battery itself. Charging times lag…
Sunless Power: The Science Behind Solar Panels That Work in the Dark
The boundary between day and night has always defined the operational threshold of conventional solar panels. When the sun disappears beyond the horizon, the familiar photovoltaic modules installed across rooftops and solar farms fall dormant, their work suspended until dawn.…
The Significance of Reprocessing Wind Turbine Blades
Wind energy has emerged as a key contender in the worldwide sustainable energy arena, with wind turbines peppering terrains globally. With the rising count of these turbines, there’s an escalating demand for green ways to manage their parts after use.…
Green energy can power tomorrow — and create a healthier planet
The objectives set by the United Nations for the seventh Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 7) are unambiguous: ensure cost-effective energy accessibility; increase reliance on renewable resources; enhance energy productivity annually; and bolster global collaboration in backing green-energy research, advancement, and…
Decoding Germany’s Energy Landscape: Emissions Dip and Renewable Ascent
Greenhouse gas emissions in Germany experienced a decline of nine percent during the initial six months of the year, attributed to a weakening economy leading to decreased energy consumption, according to an assessment conducted by Agora Energiewende, a climate and…
The Possibility of Energy Storage Technologies in North Korea
North Korea, a nation often enveloped in secrecy and seclusion, is starting to examine the unrealized capabilities of energy retention technologies. As the globe advances towards an eco-friendly and more sustainable future, it becomes vital for every country to put…
U.S. researchers manage to replicate pivotal fusion test that might be the answer to endless, eco-friendly power
Scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have once again demonstrated a significant nuclear fusion test, potentially paving the way for a sustainable, safe, and almost inexhaustible energy source in the future. Experts at Livermore’s National Ignition Facility managed to achieve…
In Italy, A2A invests in a 335MW wind portfolio
The operator keeps its position as Italy’s second-largest renewable energy asset owner. Ardian has agreed to sell A2A interests in 335MW of wind assets in Italy. Under a contractual agreement, A2A will buy from Ardian fund participation in the three…
Orsted inks a XXL monopile arrangement with Haizea
The agreement is contingent on the unidentified offshore wind farm’s ultimate investment decision. Orsted has agreed to produce and deliver XXL monopiles for an unidentified offshore wind farm with Haizea Wind Group subsidiary Haizea Bilbao. The foundations will be built…