Renewables
Four ways to eliminate rare earths in EV motors and one you haven’t heard
The use of rare earths in various modern technology has drawn attention over the years. But with the rising demand for electric vehicles (EVs), the issue has been brought to the fore. Dr James Edmondson, Principal Technology Analyst at IDTechEx further explores.
Bitcoin can help mitigate climate change emergency
Bitcoin could help mitigate the climate change emergency that we’re seeing in real time as swathes of the northern hemisphere experience extreme heatwaves, affirms the CEO of deVere.
UK Green Transition Industrial Strategy to unlock £57 billion for the economy
The UK could unlock £57 billion for the economy by 2030 through a green industrial strategy, according to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
Clean energy tech wins UK’s top prize for engineering innovation
Ceres Power’s clean energy technology has won the 2023 MacRobert Award. Honouring the UK’s top engineering innovations, the MacRobert Award was presented to Ceres in recognition of a fuel cell technology that promises to make a major contribution to decarbonising the world at the scale and pace required to save the planet.
Manufacturing companies can lead the race to zero emissions
Over the past few decades, enterprises have increasingly created environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives; benchmarked their carbon emissions using the Greenhouse Gas Protocol; and reported on progress to shareholders.
Partnership collaborate to advance green and stable power infrastructure
Shanghai Electric's CEO and Chairwoman, Ms. Leng Weiqing, as part of a high-level delegation of six major Shanghai enterprises led by the city mayor, Mr. Gong Zheng during Shanghai-Jakarta Overseas Investment Symposium, discussed and shared knowledge with local institutions regarding its operations of multiple power plants in Indonesia, including the Java 7 Coal Fired Power Plant, Chilaza Power Station, and Qing...
Space-based solar power prepares for lift-off
The UK’s space-based solar power industry is preparing for lift off thanks to a multi-million government investment to develop the cutting-edge technology.
Partnership tailor medium voltage power feeding solutions for large EAFs
Tenova, a global company specialised in sustainable solutions for the green transition of the metals industry, and Power Conversion–a GE Vernova business, a supplier of advanced electrical systems and services for a wide range of industries, signed a cooperation agreement to join efforts and work together on target projects to offer and implement innovative power feeding solutions based on medium voltage power converters for&...
Primo1D teams up with Decathlon to bring garment tracing to the recycling sector
Primo1D announced a shift in the way textiles are recycled. By using Primo1D’s RFID E-Thread embedded into Decathlon garments, the company demonstrated that its RFID technology is fully compliant with textile recycling industrial processes, to produce a high-quality recycled textile fibre.
Testing keeps the turbines going round
All the way back in 1860, Abraham Lincoln referred to the potential of wind power: “Of all the forces of nature, I should think the wind contains the largest amount of motive power.” Now, wind turbines are running across the globe, generating renewable energy for millions. But what keeps them going? Here, Andrew Keith, Director of load bank manufacturer Power Prove, explains why rigorous testing is so important to keeping wind fa...