Discover the latest breakthrough in solar energy: a new iodine technique that boosts perovskite solar cell efficiency to 24%.
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Tech Xplore on MSNPerovskite solar cells achieve 24% efficiency with novel iodine techniqueA team led by Professor Zhou Huanping from Peking University has published two papers in the field of perovskite solar cells ...
“Using renewable electricity, 75 percent of that energy makes it to the wheels of a BEV,” says James Edmondson, research ...
The researchers conducted a case study on a solid oxide fuel cell ... electrical efficiency reportedly reaches up to 49% and an overall efficiency of up to 90% at 30 C of return temperature.
In the HyCoFC research project, industry and research partners are working together to develop bipolar plates for durable, cost-effective and high-performance ...
With over 35 years in management, science, and consulting, KRBE GmbH brings a wealth of experience in analyzing and assessing transportation systems. His innovative approach integrates infrastructure ...
In an increasingly energy-driven world, technology developments are being sought after to reduce energy consumption in ...
A flexible artificial leaf mimics aquatic plants' light-tracking, increasing solar fuel production by up to 866% even at steep angles - without motors or external controls.
Previously, SunHydrogen validated an efficiency exceeding 10% in its 100cm² hydrogen modules, tested at Honda R&D. The current results demonstrate that even after scaling up tenfold, the Company ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNDeep-sea robot’s artificial gills unlock endless swimming power with seawater oxygenResearchers developed an artificial gill for ocean gliders, using hydrogen fuel to improve sustainability and extend mission range.
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Interesting Engineering on MSNBreakthrough artificial leaf follows sun for over 800% solar energy efficiency boostThe new artificial leaf combines flexible solar-powered electrodes with a protective gel coating. It also incorporates an ...
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