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Beyond Lithium: A Systematic Search for Candidate Materials for Calcium-Ion Batteries – EQ Mag Pro

Scientists conduct quantum mechanics simulations to identify a promising class of materials for new types of rechargeable battery The scarcity of lithium has led scientists to look for other alkaline metals to produce rechargeable batteries. In a recent study, Assistant Professor Haesun Park of Chung-Ang University, Korea, and his colleagues, conducted computational simulations of various […]

EVE Begins Construction on Its Battery Production Plant in Hungary – EQ Mag

Scientists Targeted Mines Beneath Volcanoes That Are Rich in Lithium, Gold, and Copper

Many countries are gradually incorporating energy transformation and clean energy into their future development blueprints in order to respond to the global warming caused by climate change. However, it hasn’t been easy due to the conversion efficiency and technology of renewable energy that has yet to be satisfactory, and the current deficiency of key minerals. […]

Role of prosumers in renewable energy adoption in India – EQ

Australian Scientists Adapting Solar Energy Technology To Detect Chemical Warfare Agents And Pesticides

Researchers are harnessing next-generation photovoltaics materials to create a fast, accurate testing mechanism for harmful compounds In a colourful solution to a dangerous problem, Australian scientists are adapting a component from cutting-edge solar cells to design a rapid, light-based detection system for deadly toxins. While use of chemical warfare agents like sulfur mustard – better […]

Hydrogen subsidies | Australian solar-to-methanol project secures €24m grant — with half coming from Germany -EQ

SMARTPHONES COULD BE CHARGED BY INVISIBLE SOLAR PANELS HIDDEN IN SCREEN, SCIENTISTS SAY

  Smartphones in the future could be powered by invisible solar panels built into the device’s screen. Adding the ability to charge from the Sun, by using the glass in the screen, has long been a dream of phone users. But the materials to make it practically possible are lacking, making such technology difficult to […]

A global solar transition could leave Africa in the shade -EQ

Scientists in Saudi Arabia push the boundaries of solar power further

DUBAI : New research by a leading Saudi university has shown promising results in renewable energy by using atmospheric water vapor to cool down solar panels. The project, of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), has been able to deliver an almost 20 percent increase in electricity generation. “As the climate crisis […]

Construction of 5 solar parks underway across Iran -EQ