Energy - Xataka On

China Is the World’s Largest Producer of Renewables, But It Has a Problem: What to Do With All the Used Turbines and Panels

Energy

The goal is to prevent wind turbines and panels from becoming environmental problems.

U.S. Makes Huge Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion Research by Managing to Confine Plasma in a Magnetic Mirror

Energy

WHAM, a compact device, might enable low-cost nuclear fusion.

Engineers Are Developing Nuclear Spacecraft Again. NASA Says We're Going to Need Them

Space

NASA has teamed up with DARPA, the Pentagon’s research arm, to revive an idea that failed half a century ago.

This Region in Latin America Has More Oil Than Saudi Arabia, But It Produces 12 Times Less

Energy

Despite its immense potential, the Orinoco Oil Belt has lost its relevance in the oil industry.

The First Floating Solar Park in the Swiss Alps Has Paid for Itself in Just 2.8 Years. The Key: Its High Altitude

Energy

Switzerland's floating photovoltaic system has quickly recouped its energy investment.

China Is Betting Big on a Business That Has Never Managed to Take Off: Sustainable Aviation Fuels

Energy

China has the raw materials and abundant renewable energy to lead in sustainable aviation fuels.

This Company Promises That It Can Produce Up to 20 Times More Energy Than Solar Panels by Using Photonic Spheres

Energy

Solar panels don't always have to have the same shape.

We Have Two Hours to Protect the Electric Grid From an Extreme Solar Storm. The Recent Auroras Prove It

Energy

An extreme solar event could damage the power grid or create dangerous currents in gas pipelines.

LG Is Working on a Battery Revolution With Dry Coating Technology. It Already Has a Mass Production Date: 2028

Energy

The great leap in electric car batteries we’re waiting for already has a date.

‘We Create Electricity From Nothing’: Scientists Discovered a New Renewable Energy Source Based on Humidity by Accident

Energy

What if the key to the energy revolution was in the air?

The Largest Nuclear Fusion Project Failed Before It Was Ever Turned On. ITER Will Need a Decade to Implement Changes

Energy

The international project had aimed to produce the first plasma in 2025, but it’s now scheduled for 2033.

The Launch of the Largest Nuclear Fusion Reactor on the Planet Is Being Delayed by a Decade. This Is Why

Energy

Initially, the ITER project was scheduled to start plasma experiments in 2025.

The ‘4 Ms’: Google’s Plan for AI Companies to Consume 1,000 Times Less Power

Energy

AI is consuming a monstrous amount energy of during its training and when providing users with responses to their questions.

It Consumes Five Times Less Energy and Doesn’t Require Gas: This Is the French Invention Aims to Replace Your Air Conditioner

Energy

Caeli Énergie's device is seriously coming for your air conditioning.

Europe Has Installed So Many Renewable Energy Sources That It Now Faces an Unusual Problem: Electricity Is Now Too Cheap

Energy

While near-zero energy pricing may seem like a dream for consumers, it actually masks grid inefficiencies.

France Connected Its First Solar Panels to the Grid in 1992. Three Decades Later, They Still Have an Astonishing Power Output

Energy

The solar modules at the Phébus 1 plant in Lyon are still impressively producing 79.5% of their original output.

News from Energy on Xataka On

Energy: China Is the World’s Largest Producer of Renewables, But It Has a Problem: What to Do With All the Used Turbines and Panels . U.S. Makes...

China Is the World’s Largest Producer of Renewables, But It Has a Problem: What to Do With All the Used Turbines and Panels

U.S. Makes Huge Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion Research by Managing to Confine Plasma in a Magnetic Mirror

Engineers Are Developing Nuclear Spacecraft Again. NASA Says We're Going to Need Them

This Region in Latin America Has More Oil Than Saudi Arabia, But It Produces 12 Times Less

The First Floating Solar Park in the Swiss Alps Has Paid for Itself in Just 2.8 Years. The Key: Its High Altitude

China Is Betting Big on a Business That Has Never Managed to Take Off: Sustainable Aviation Fuels

This Company Promises That It Can Produce Up to 20 Times More Energy Than Solar Panels by Using Photonic Spheres

We Have Two Hours to Protect the Electric Grid From an Extreme Solar Storm. The Recent Auroras Prove It

LG Is Working on a Battery Revolution With Dry Coating Technology. It Already Has a Mass Production Date: 2028

‘We Create Electricity From Nothing’: Scientists Discovered a New Renewable Energy Source Based on Humidity by Accident

The Largest Nuclear Fusion Project Failed Before It Was Ever Turned On. ITER Will Need a Decade to Implement Changes

The Launch of the Largest Nuclear Fusion Reactor on the Planet Is Being Delayed by a Decade. This Is Why

The ‘4 Ms’: Google’s Plan for AI Companies to Consume 1,000 Times Less Power

It Consumes Five Times Less Energy and Doesn’t Require Gas: This Is the French Invention Aims to Replace Your Air Conditioner

Europe Has Installed So Many Renewable Energy Sources That It Now Faces an Unusual Problem: Electricity Is Now Too Cheap

France Connected Its First Solar Panels to the Grid in 1992. Three Decades Later, They Still Have an Astonishing Power Output

AI Is Increasing the Demand for Electricity So Much That the International Energy Agency Has Called for a Global Summit

The New Energy Era Is Here: Seven Chinese Solar Companies Now Produce More Capacity Than Oil Companies

The First Diamond Solar Panels Have Introduced a Material That Surpasses the Limitations of Photovoltaic Systems

Persians Already Invented Air Conditioning Thousands of Years Ago: This Is How Their 'Wind Catchers' Worked

News from Energy on Xataka On

News from Energy on Xataka On

Receive "Xatakaletter", our weekly newsletter