MIT engineers use ultrasonic vibrations to pull drinking water from air 45 times faster than solar heat
There's water in the air right now — even above the driest deserts on Earth. For communities far from rivers, ...
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Scientists found a way to pull electricity out of falling raindrops using a tube barely wider than a pencil
Rain hits a rooftop thousands of times a minute — and almost all of that energy vanishes as sound, splash,...
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EBRD lends €26 million to HoSt Group subsidiary to convert Latvian biogas plant into major biomethane facility
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has agreed to provide a €17.4 million loan to SIA Next Biogas —...
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Underwater robots that can “see” waves before they hit could slash the cost of clean energy at sea
Keeping offshore wind turbines and tidal generators running means sending ships into rough seas, lifting heavy equipment by helicopter, and...
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Rural communities across Nebraska are drawing a hard line on data centers before the industry plants its roots
It started with a rumor. Word spread through Otoe County, Nebraska, that a data center might be coming — and...
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A new study found that Phoenix data centers are silently pushing neighborhood temperatures up by 4 degrees — and the problem is only getting started
Globally, giant data centers are expanding their physical footprint and impacting nearby neighborhoods. Digitalization is transforming the world in more...
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Trump administration to direct $700 million in federal funds to coal plants and new export terminal
President Trump is preparing to direct roughly $700 million in federal funds toward coal infrastructure — including $425 million under...
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Ocean Installer wins multi-year Equinor contract for Bacalhau subsea well tie-in work in Brazil
Ocean Installer, a subsidiary of Norwegian group Moreld ASA, has been awarded a multi-year subsea installation contract by Equinor for...
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Denver found four times more heat hiding in its sewage than its entire downtown steam system uses in winter
More than a hundred buildings in downtown Denver are still heated by a steam system first built in the 1800s...
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