(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Moones Alamooti, University of North Dakota (THE CONVERSATION) As energy use rises and ...

Officials with Denmark-headquartered Aalborg CSP said the company has developed technology that could convert retired ...

The new solar thermal generator (STEG) revolutionizes the way we convert the sun's heat into clean, continuous electricity.

The concept behind a thermal battery is overwhelmingly simple: Use electricity to heat up some cheap, sturdy material (like ...

We are holding two meetings to provide information and get feedback regarding concerns and opportunities about developing ...

Western engineers have amalgamated the function and force of photovoltaics (PV) technology with a heat pump and a thermal battery to create a fully electrified—and energy efficient—new house. The end ...

The goal is to create a device that can both generate and store energy, acting like a built-in power bank for wearable tech. This could allow devices such as smart watches, fitness trackers, or GPS ...

Researchers in Australia are working on a way to lower the cost of producing solar thermal energy by as much as 40% with the help of shatterproof rear-view mirrors originally designed for cars. That ...

Renewable and conventional energy are once again coming together in Kern County as a startup based in Alameda uses a “heat battery” to produce steam for enhanced oil production near Taft. Rondo Energy ...

How's this for a set of promises? Flint Engineering claims its new, flat, thermal-transfer "IsoMat" can power entire homes, cut refrigerator energy consumption by 30%, and radically speed up EV ...

A new quantum transport theory reveals how femtosecond time scale thermoelectric fluctuations influence energy control at the ...

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