New low-temperature process converts mixed plastic waste into clean hydrogen Researchers have developed a new chemical process that converts mixed plastic waste into high-purity hydrogen while preventing most of the carbon from being released into the atmosphere. The technique, developed by scientists from the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and Ewha Womans University in…
Trump unveils voluntary AI data centre power pledge US President Donald Trump has announced a voluntary commitment by major…
Rosatom Advances 18 Nuclear Power Unit Projects Across Russia Russia's state nuclear corporation, Rosatom, has announced that projects…
US electricity demand to hit new records as AI drives consumption higher U.S. electricity consumption is expected to climb to fresh record highs in…
Renewables Cover Record 58% of Germany's Electricity Consumption Germany's renewable energy sources supplied 58 per cent of the country's…
New Solid-State Material Converts Sunlight into Higher-Energy UV Light Scientists at Kyushu University have developed a novel solid-state material…
Biggest Ever US Clean Energy Project Completed After Nearly Two Decades The largest clean energy infrastructure project ever completed in the…
