HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Power parking: The challenges of EV charging infrastructure
Each site will have to prove which vehicles it can move through without wasting land, power or capital.
Next-gen heat pump to keep Amazon cool
The system can cool a commercial facility using 40% less energy relative to conventional HVAC options.
Sand control system boosts complex well productivity
This system reduces rig time, lowers total cost of ownership for operators and safely improves well productivity as complexity increases.
A system for larger-scale hydrogen production
The Stack 250 can produce around 100 kg/day of high-purity hydrogen and is easily combined into larger units.
Freudenberg Sealing Technologies develops the next generation of battery cell caps: Cell Caps 2
The technology can reduce cell cap height by up to 30%, which directly translates into higher energy capacity and longer operating time.
Deep learning versus continual learning for environmental control
Static models provide consistent, low-variance control under known conditions, while continual learning systems introduce flexibility at the cost of increased computational and operational complexity.
DIAvent maxFlow for high-performance batteries
Maximum flow rate, adjustable trigger pressure and autonomous resealing combine in a single degassing valve.
Hydrogen and chemicals derived from biowaste
A new electrochemical system enables the simultaneous production of hydrogen and value-added chemicals using waste glycerol.
Fracking and geologic hazards: Does fracking cause earthquakes or sinkholes?
Discover why hydraulic fracturing is not considered a major cause of felt earthquakes.
Depleted oil fields repurposed for hydrogen supply
The commercialization and global deployment of subsurface hydrogen production from depleted oil and gas reservoirs advances in a collaborative effort involving Eclipse Energy and Wood.
High-efficiency motor technologies for industrial decarbonization initiatives
For the cold truth of the matter, and that’s the only thing that’s cold about this problem, climate change isn’t letting up.
EmissionVision to automate advanced gas leak detection
This new workflow management platform simplifies adoption of advanced gas leak detection.
Bottled lightning turns methane into liquid fuel
Bursts of plasma convert methane into methanol without the high heat and pressures required in current industrial processes.
Empowering engineers with greater design flexibility and integrated steam system performance
These advanced fuel safety shut-off valve solutions were presented by Emerson at the 2026 American Boiler Manufacturers Association (ABMA) BOILER Expo.
Waste plastic to fuel future flights
A new facility will consume some of the 5 million tons/year of waste plastics generated in the U.K. alone and yield an ecologically sound aviation fuel.
A new spin on fuel for fusion
The spin polarization process now under development offers a path to significantly increase the energy output rate of fusion reactions.
A smart solution for well completion
A micro-proppant derived from coal combustion byproducts offers an economical tool to enhance the efficiency of oil and gas well completions.
The race to build cold-weather batteries
From new chemistries to liquefied gas electrolytes, battery developers are rethinking cell design to keep electrified systems running in extreme cold.
Beyond 100%: What this solar milestone really means
They captured excess energy produced by singlet fission (SF), which is sometimes referred to as a "dream technology" for enhancing light conversion.
Proposed high-speed rail will not make a big dent in Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions
The sheer amount of concrete, steel and copper required to build Alto will be immense, and would contribute to Canada’s GHG emissions during construction.