⚡️ Energy
Energy production and consumption is becoming cleaner, cheaper and decentralized. With connected devices you as a consumer can take control of your energy consumption. Here you will also find content about batteries, smart grids, nuclear and other innovation in the energy field.
🪁 Kitepower – the future of green energy?
An international team is currently working on a start-up called Airborne Wind Energy, which develops cost-effective and innovative alternatives to wind turbines. According to the start-up, their patented technology is a game changer in the wind energy sector.
🐝 Solar parks could be used to boost pollinator numbers
A new study shows that if solar parks are managed properly, they can help provide habitats for wildlife and bumblebees to flourish.
☀ Sharper simulations mean more efficient solar panels
New software means that researchers need to spend less time doing simulations, resulting in more efficient solar panels.
🔋 "Sea battery" provides energy even when it is not windy
A battery, which is actually a small hydropower plant, can store large amounts of energy from offshore wind turbines.
💡 Why waste could be your best investment
There is more to be done when it comes to organic waste. With new methods present there should be no excuses for not using all waste.
🍀 Five reasons 2021 was a great year for the environment
2021 was a year with a lot of positive news regarding environmental matters. We'll show you the top five things that happend.
💨 It's time to get blown away – falling prices for wind energy
You ain't seen nothing yet. This summarizes the development of wind power. Contrary to what most people believe, it is becoming cheaper day by day. Vincent Rooose gives you all you need to know to get the most out of this renewable source of energy.
⚡ New findings: All US energy needs could be met with renewable electricity
Switching to 100 percent renewable electricity would cost the United States $ 9-11 trillion, but lower electricity prices could make the investment pay off in as little as five years.
🛰 Military project brings us closer to space-based solar energy
The United States military wants to improve mobility and reduce vulnerability in war zones. This desire could be of great importance to the green transition.