New ultra-efficient solar panels set a record at 34.4% and a novel method converts ocean water into drinking water without waste, marking major advances.
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Fossil Fuels Are 40% Of Freight Shipping Tonnage, But Half Its Fuel Use
New analysis shows fossil fuels represent 40% of maritime cargo volume but account for about 50% of shipping energy, highlighting shifts in maritime fuel demand.
8 New Fast EV Chargers Installed In Kentucky
Eight new fast EV charging stations have been installed in Kentucky, expanding the state’s EV infrastructure to support long-distance travel and charging needs.
Can anyone help me out with figuring out why my true up is so high?
A homeowner on r/solar questions why their solar true-up bill is unusually high, prompting discussions on billing issues and system performance.
2100 Transition Scenarios Need A Better Population Denominator
Experts highlight the need for better population denominators in long-term climate and infrastructure models, emphasizing regional and demographic nuances.
New Method Turns Ocean Water into Drinking Water, without Waste
Researchers develop a solar-driven desalination system that produces fresh water without brine waste, extracting salts and minerals like lithium for reuse.
UK Sprints Forward With Grid Connections for 700 Clean Energy Projects
The UK has offered grid connections to more than 700 clean energy projects, unlocking up to £40 billion in investments and accelerating decarbonization efforts.
CleanTechnica’s first Sustainability Expo & Electric Home Show
CleanTechnica’s inaugural Sustainability Expo & Electric Home Show took place in Honolulu, showcasing eco-friendly vendors, EVs, and clean energy tech to thousands.
Chinese PV Industry Brief: Daqo expands beyond polysilicon
Daqo New Energy invests CNY 6 billion in Kunshan to develop advanced energy storage and power equipment for AI data centers, moving beyond polysilicon.
What NASA’s Apollo Astronauts Actually Photographed — And Why It Still Matters
Declassified Apollo mission images show unidentified luminous objects in lunar sky, raising questions about UFOs and government transparency.