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US Solar Installations on Pace for Record Year Amid Tariff Uncertainty
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Solar Device Turns Seawater and Toxic Waste into Clean H2
Researchers have built a solar-powered device that generates clean hydrogen from seawater while simultaneously breaking down hydrazine, a highly toxic pollutant found in industrial wastewater.
Co-Producing H2 and Fresh Water from Seawater
A research team has developed a new industrial process that generates hydrogen from seawater while simultaneously producing fresh water — turning what is normally a wasted byproduct of electrolysis into a second, valuable output.
Testing spray-on solar cell technology for autonomous aircraft
Source: University of Sheffield Scientists will begin testing a new way to use spray-on solar cell technology to power autonomous aircraft that fly high in the atmosphere and provide communication networks - enabling more people around the world access to digital technologies. The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences has
Innovative geothermal system for building heating and cooling from ENEA
The system combines the use of subsurface heat with a latest-generation heat pump capable of exploiting both ambient air and the ground as thermal sources.
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Solar Device Turns Seawater and Toxic Waste into Clean H2
Researchers have built a solar-powered device that generates clean hydrogen from seawater while simultaneously breaking down hydrazine, a highly toxic pollutant found in industrial wastewater.
Co-Producing H2 and Fresh Water from Seawater
A research team has developed a new industrial process that generates hydrogen from seawater while simultaneously producing fresh water — turning what is normally a wasted byproduct of electrolysis into a second, valuable output.
A one-atom swap gives plastic-eating enzymes a major performance boost
Scientists at the Australian National University have found that altering a single atom within an already highly engineered enzyme can significantly boost its ability to break down plastic
Testing spray-on solar cell technology for autonomous aircraft
Source: University of Sheffield Scientists will begin testing a new way to use spray-on solar cell technology to power autonomous aircraft that fly high in the atmosphere and provide communication networks - enabling more people around the world access to digital technologies. The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences has