HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Revolutionize heating solutions with flexible heaters
PET heating elements are translucent elements that can be applied with double-sided adhesive backing and are as flexible as polyimide heating elements.
Binder expands angled connectors for PCBs
The connector sits flush against the PCB rather than on top for different form factors.
All wound up: GM's milestone in rare earths
The automaker announced the initial deliveries of a critical supply from a long-simmering strategic partnership.
Innovation in motion: PTC heat conductors and convection heaters
Self-regulating PTC and natural convection heaters prevent overheating while improving conductivity, efficiency, electronic stability, reliability and service life.
Are small modular reactors the future, even as old nuclear plants restart?
To meet energy demands for the AI-age’s data center boom, utilities, big tech and energy officials have looked to mothballed nuclear energy facilities, rather than new construction. That seems far from ideal.
AWS to install first low-carbon aluminum electrical cables
The technology is the first known use of inert-anode-smelted electric cables for data centers.
EVs could earn drivers $1,100 a year via V2G
Vehicle-to-grid technology lets parked EVs feed stored power back to the grid, and new charging standards are finally clearing the path for wider rollout.
Nvidia's energy infrastructure program selects BESS vendors
Telsa, Hitachi Energy and LG Energy are the first companies to sign onto the AI factory plan.
Video: This battery absorbs in the stomach in weeks
MIT’s ingestible device could deliver healthcare sensing or drug delivery with a digestible power source.
TrendForce warns of widening data center power gap
Global demand could outstrip grid supply by 268 GW as CSPs race to build AI infrastructure.
ITG expands high voltage choke portfolio
The nanocrystalline core devices are designed for higher-voltage electronic systems.
Legrand's new outlet tackles 2026 NEC EV rule
The goal is to meet growing EV adoption and homeowners wanting new infrastructure.
US energy storage capacity nearly doubles in 1.5 years
And a record 20.2 GWh of energy storage deployed in Q2.
US Army Janus program selects 5 nuclear microreactors
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems’ reactor can deliver safe power during grid disruptions.
Deadly floods test Nepal's hydropower ambitions
Deadly floods that last week wiped 431 of power generation, equal to a tenth of Nepal's generation capacity, have cast doubt on the country's ambitious hydropower expansion plan.
ARBURG at Fakuma 2026: Smart, smarter, smartest!
The focus and centerpiece of the Arburg stand is ‘Digital Services & Software’ across the entire value chain.
Flywheel energy storage systems: Challenges and solutions
The flywheel energy storage system is a solid option for managing power produced by renewable energy sources.
From interplanetary spaceships to lunar reactors, our future in space looks nuclear-powered
While the technological ambitions continue to expand, the idea of using nuclear power beyond Earth is far from new.
How 3D printing reshapes battery design
Custom-shaped, high-performance battery materials can be printed under ordinary conditions to eliminate design constraints.
Why transparency is needed in lithium-ion battery recycling
A new GAIA report finds that battery recyclers report almost nothing about what they release, recover or burn, leaving regulators and communities to find out the hard way.