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The US is desperate for more electricity. But a simple fix could free up gigawatts of power without building new plants
In 2015, engineers at Toyota’s sprawling auto factory in Georgetown, Kentucky, found a way to save hundreds of thousands of ...
Create an account or log in to save stories. The landmark law that Minnesota lawmakers passed last year requiring utilities to produce 100 percent of their electricity from carbon-free sources by 2040 ...
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Induction geyser technology explained: How does it work, and can it save electricity?
As winter approaches, water heaters become an essential part of everyday life. From taking a warm shower in the morning to ...
Tech giants are looking for more energy, but building new reactors takes time. In the AI arms race, all the major players say they want to go nuclear. Over the past year, the likes of Meta, Amazon, ...
From our collaborating partner Living on Earth, public radio’s environmental news magazine, an interview by Paloma Beltran with Jamie Beard, the founder of Project InnerSpace, which aims to kickstart ...
Carbon-free power is now flowing from a waste-heat-to-power project, which will consistently satisfy all of the University of Dayton's electricity needs. The milestone is the result of a 15-year power ...
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The fusion energy landscape is evolving rapidly. Once confined to experimental research, fusion is now emerging as a strategic national priority for research and development. The IAEA World Fusion ...
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