| White hot, liquid silicon could prove to be an economic way of storing intermittent grid power. Power generated by photovoltaic cells and wi...
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| Ultra Deep Geothermal is a promising renewable energy technology. But many financial, regulatory and engineering difficulties still need to...
| Energy cooperatives could be the backbone of the energy transition. But in The Netherlands government regulations stands in the way of unfet...
| Developed by Korean researchers, a new sensor uses vibration in water not only to measure the intensity, but also as a source of electric po...
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| No wonder, 'Trump' was the word on everybody's lips during the 22nd UN Climate Conference in Marrakesh, held one year after the historic Cli...
| Decarbonising the energy system involves adding renewables to the generating mix, but their relative costs, and the ease with which grids ca...
| In recent months, news about the solar energy industry was dominated by headlines describing record-breaking tariffs, reflecting the fast de...
| PV panels + storage (PVS) can become a major disruptor of the energy market by 2020 and thereafter. At first sight, self-production and loca...
| The fast growth of renewable energy resources (RES) in Poland is dominated by on-shore wind farms. Between 2010 and 2015 installed wind powe...
| The Paris Agreement was debated and adopted by consensus during the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) of the United Nations Framework C...