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Nordex Offers Wind Turbine Sound Reduction Solutions
The solutions for Generation Delta wind turbines at noise-sensitive sites increase turbine output while controlling sound emissions.
When Kings Preferred Aluminum To Gold
In the mid-1800s aluminum was a precious metal on par with silver and gold. Proof of this can be found in the apex of the Washington monument, the formal "silver-ware" of the Second French Empire and assorted high-end 19th-century jewelry. This in spite of the fact that aluminum is the third most abundant element in the Earth's crust. Why?
MW-Scale Fuel Cell Power and Hydrogen Plant Planned for California Port
Toyota Logistics Services at California's Long Beach Port will become first Toyota facility in North America to use 100% renewable power.
Hybrid Lithium-ion Energy Storage System
A next-generation energy storage device addresses the pitfalls of both supercapacitors and advanced lithium-ion batteries.
Solar Powers Australian Deep-Space Ground Station
A solar farm completed in August 2017 generates 470 MWh of electricity annually, providing about 40 percent of the station's power needs.
Lithium-ion Capacitors Replacing EDLCs
Lithium-ion capacitors surpass the performance of the conventional supercapacitors, also referred to as Electrical Double Layer Capacitors (EDLC), with unmatched self-discharge characteristics, higher energy densities, high-temperature stability and a compact footprint.
Hybrid-Electric Flight Demonstrator Under Development
Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens are collaborating on the development of hybrid-electric propulsion for commercial aircraft.
Watch How Agrophotovoltaics Pairs Power and Food Production
A pilot agrophotovoltaics project shows that dual use of land is resource efficient, reduces competition for acreage and provides a new source of income for farmers.
Engineering Insight: Transformers
This graph summarizes the search tendencies displayed by Engineering360 users for transformer products, with respect to the industry they identified with while registering.
Giant Tesla Battery Bank Built in South Australia
The world’s largest lithium-ion battery bank has now been fully installed at Neoen’s Hornsdale Wind Farm.
New Device Boosts Road Time for Tesla, Leaf Drivers
A switching device can enable batteries in these electric vehicles to work up to 50 percent longer.
Engineering Insight: Power Supply
This graph summarizes the search tendencies displayed by Engineering360 users for power supply products, with respect to the industry they identified with while registering.
Device Combines Energy Storage, Solar Energy and Hydrogen Production
An integrated solar-powered system for both electrochemical energy storage and water electrolysis could be used to power electronics or produce fuel for hydrogen cars.
Video: Resin-free Hang-off for Subsea Cables
The new resin-free hang-off provides a safe, rapid and reusable solution for demounting a cable from a monopile or jacket.
Track Pumped Storage Projects with Interactive Tool
The tracking tool maps locations and vital statistics for existing and planned pumped storage projects.
NASA’s Kilopower Nuclear Reactors Could Power Future Martian Habitats
Testing will begin soon on the fission power source capable of producing from 1 to 10 kilowatts of power for over 10 years.
VIDEO: Hurricane-proof Livable Yachts to Debut in 2018
A collaboration between Dutch architect Koen Olthuis and Arkup, a Miami-based “livable yacht” company is proposing a solution to rising sea levels -- live on the water, near, but not on, the beach.
Direct Conversion of Sunlight into Ionic Electricity
A new solar power generator produces electricity by the motion of ions instead of electrons.
Engineering a Good Night's Sleep
Sleep deprivation is a large problem for all types of professionals. Leave it to a set of entrepreneurs to design a solution to help you get a good night's sleep. Utilizing Bluetooth and induction charging technology makes the SleepPhones® by AcousticSheep LLC an excellent choice to get a good sleep.
Microsoft to Cut Carbon Emissions
Despite plans to expand its business, consequently upping its electricity requirements, Microsoft pledged on Tuesday to cut carbon emissions created by its operations by 75 percent by 2030.