energy

China has introduced the widely cited “no fire, no explosion” requirement.

The world’s largest smart transformer will move 36 billion kWh of clean power annually across China’s longest HVDC route.

China has completed a major phase of construction at its Beishan underground laboratory, finishing a steep spiral access ramp that leads to the deep geological facility.

One researcher has found a way to control nickel growth, improving durability and efficiency in electrolysers.

A new approach mimics photosynthesis by storing sunlight first and producing hydrogen later in complete darkness.

By utilizing real-time AI adjustments, the PPPL team’s proactive approach prevents plasma instabilities before they occur.

A UNIST team has developed a rain-powered generator that converts falling raindrops into electricity for flood control.

By replacing ruthenium with osmium, the new photocatalyst absorbs light beyond 600 nanometers, unlocking a wider portion of the solar spectrum.

According to India’s think tank Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), the volume is set to explode to 11 million tonnes by 2047.

A small number of these reactors could collectively generate several hundred megawatts of power.

The eco-friendly vessel will sail under the Maltese flag once launched in late 2026.

Designed for megawatt-scale racks, XING Mobility’s 800V immersion-cooled battery system brings automotive-grade validation into AI data center infrastructure.

The plant is intended to supply energy for a joint Russia–China lunar research station.

The integration of fullerenes into battery systems has been hindered by their inherent structural instability.

The system completed more than 10 charge–discharge cycles under simulated sunlight.

The POSTECH system maintains a smooth, dense lithium metal layer that remains stable over hundreds of cycles.

The new battery achieves a record 1,270 Wh/L energy density, almost twice that of current lithium-ion EV batteries.

Inside the pyrolysis reactor at 2372°F (1300°C), diluted methane gas is converted into carbon nanotubes and hydrogen.

Located about 178 miles from Washington, D.C., the reclaimed mine-site solar farm now stands as Maryland’s largest, supplying power to tens of thousands of homes.