When the church bells struck 11 o’clock on 11 November 1919, one year after the war, people all over the country bowed their heads; buses and trains stopped moving; shopkeepers stopped serving; and ...

Labspeak aside, the big takeaway is that the changes resulted in a 25% efficiency, meaning the cells can turn a quarter of the sunlight hitting them into energy. What's more, they maintained 95% of ...

Roger Dargaville receives funding from the Woodside-Monash Energy Partnership, RACE for 2030 CRC, and he consults for industry and government bodies. Both major parties in Australia see a ...

to exploit the river’s energy for smelting locally-sourced bauxite which is used to make aluminium. It later regained prominence at the end of the colonial era after World War Two, when Kwame ...

Rosie Fortescue is one of the Made In Chelsea originals and despite leaving the show in 2014 we'll always have a soft spot in our hearts for her, so it was incredibly exciting for her small screen ...

The long-ruling party made an urgent call to advance nuclear energy, which it said would help the heavily fossil-fuel-dependent country meet growing energy demands and fulfill its pledge to cut ...

During a three-hour interview published Thursday morning, the Republican vice presidential nominee repeatedly criticized environmental groups for what he saw as the hypocrisy of opposing the most ...

Other energy executives who reportedly attended April or May Trump fundraisers have also made significant contributions to the Trump campaign and groups supporting him. Warren, executive chair of ...

(EdgeTunePower) for the joint development of a fully Canadian-made Energy Management System ("EMS"). This collaboration represents a strategic move for Energy Plug, positioning the Company within ...

Any disruptions in electrical supply will result in major implications in social and economic factors. The UK’s infrastructure is experiencing continued expansion and development, with more ...

But it faces a big obstacle: getting enough power. Graphic: Ryan Trefes, JLL The investment is a bet on AI’s huge energy needs and the mounting stress it is putting on the U.S. power grid.