Industrial heat accounts for 18% of global emissions, making it one of the toughest decarbonization challenges. Thermal batteries that store renewable electricity as intense heat could finally provide a viable solution for sectors like steel and cement.
From Fossil Fuel Dependence to Clean Energy Leadership Central Europe, a region historically dependent on conventional energy sources, is emerging…
Grid Operators Sound Alarm on Data Center Energy Demand The rapid expansion of data centers is creating unprecedented challenges for…
The Hidden Data Footprint of Intelligent Systems As AI systems evolve from passive responders to active agents that perceive, plan,…
From Oil Giant to Solar Aspirant: Iran’s Energy Pivot Iran is accelerating its transition to solar energy as chronic electricity…
The Genesis of an Energy Tech Behemoth What began as a frustrating customer service experience for Amir Orad has evolved…
Electricity Pricing Trends Reveal Widening Gap Between Residential and Business Sectors Recent analysis from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory reveals a…
Renewable Energy Certificates Under Legal Microscope A coalition of 16 state attorneys general has launched a comprehensive investigation into how…
Revolutionizing Water Treatment in Off-Grid Environments Researchers have developed a groundbreaking hand-powered water purification system that uses specially engineered nanoparticles…
Tesla’s Strategic Edge in UK Energy Storage Tesla has established a commanding presence in Britain’s rapidly growing mega battery sector,…
