Stanford researchers have discovered a simple way to boost the range of lithium metal batteries to twice the range of conventional lithium-ion batteries which could provide a massive boost to the EV market.Â
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First 3D Metal Printer In Space
With the worldâs first metal 3D printer being sent to the International Space Station (ISS), we look at what impact being able to print metal parts in space could have on space-travel plus potential environmental considerations and more.Â
Read MoreGreen BT Street Cabinets To Become EV Charging Points
In line with the governmentâs aim to increase the number of electric vehicle (EV) charging points from 50,000 to 300,000 by 2030, the BT Group has announced that it will be repurposing its old, green street cabinets to EV charging points.Â
Read MoreTree Planting Gen-AI Search/Chatbot Released
Berlin-based green search engine company Ecosia has released a chatbot with a âgreen answersâ option and ploughs all its advertising profits into tree-planting.Â
Read MoreLondon Data Centres To Heat Homes
A new ÂŁ36 million UK government project is to use data centre waste heat to provide heating and hot water to 10,000 new homes and 250,000 square metres of commercial space in London.Â
Read MoreNew AI Model Classifies Energy-Wasteful Homes
A new deep-learning AI algorithm, developed as part of a study by the University of Cambridge, can identify and classify âHard to Decarboniseâ houses (energy-wasting homes) with 90% accuracy.Â
Read MoreFossil Fuels Peak As Solar & Wind Rise
Independent energy thinktank Emberâs Global Electricity Review 2023 reports that fossil fuel power generation has peaked for the half the world and that clean energy sources now account for nearly 40 per cent of the worldâs electricity supply.
Read MoreGiant Solar Space Farm By 2035
Oxfordshire based Technology firm, Space Solar, says that giant solar panel farms could be in orbit and operational above the Earth by 2035.
Read MoreMicrosoftâs Green Concrete In Data Centres
As part of its commitment to be carbon negative by 2030, Microsoft is trialling cement containing microalgae-based limestone in its data centre builds.
Read More‘Cobots’ To Restore Reefs
With many of the worldâs coral reefs being damaged by heat and acidification, one startup has developed a system to restore reefs at scale with the help of trained AI robots.
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