Energy

It has the world’s largest onshore turbine rotor diameter at 886 feet.

The wind doesn’t always blow, and the sun doesn’t always shine. However, that intermittency can become an advantage.

A recent study reported achieving 93.3% battery capacity after 300 charge and discharge cycles.

Russia distrusts the U.S. and its allies, a stance that aligns with the current tense geopolitical climate. The mistrust is mutual and extends beyond diplomacy, influencing critical infrastructure decisions.

The installation is the world’s largest perovskite-based solar plant.

The project will eventually involve a fleet of 12 buses equipped with solar panels that will transport students in Brooklyn.

The so-called “Dunkelflaute phenomenon” refers to a period with little or no wind and sunlight and can be translated as “dark doldrums.”

The study reveals that an agrivoltaic system with hydroponic growing towers can maximize space, allowing up to 80 plants to grow in a 10-square-foot area.

Sweden has just cancelled 13 offshore wind projects. The reason isn't energy but military security.

The uranium mines in the Athabasca Basin are valued at $4 billion but won’t begin commercial operations until 2028.

Before President-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, 2025, President Joe Biden has left a nuclear energy roadmap for the incoming administration.

Experimental nuclear fusion reactors of the stellarator type offer a viable alternative to tokamak reactors, such as ITER and JET.