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Safe guidance for e-chains with extender crossbars
The adapter system ensures quick and easy adjustment of the Igus E4Q cable carrier to the hose diameter.
Why optical displacement sensors replace tactile sensors
Displacement sensors are used to measure the distance between an object’s position and reference location.
Video: Old EV batteries live on in the grid
This facility's 25 MWh storage capacity is based on 1,300 retired battery packs from Honda and Nissan electric vehicles.
Video: Amphibious ship to service offshore wind farms
The craft is engineered to service wind farms in very shallow waters.
How rooftop solar saves water
These installations can help conserve water in addition to curbing carbon emissions.
Modular methanol fuel cell delivers clean stationary power
The high efficiency, continuous power output system is expected to displace fossil fuel-based power generators.
A shocking approach to water disinfection
Shocks of electricity are applied as nanosecond pulses to deactivate bacteria without the generation of chemical byproducts associated with chemical-based purification systems.
Low-cost battery designed to bolster grid energy storage
Built with low-cost materials, the battery offers a pathway toward a more sustainable and scalable stationary energy storage system.
Video: First advanced SMR to be installed at US industrial site
Dow and X-energy will jointly develop a four-unit Xe-100 facility at one of Dow’s U.S. Gulf Coast sites.
Video: Meet the world's first 'solar train'
The Byron Bay Railroad opened to little fanfare but could inspire mass movement of solar-powered trains.
A nuclear focus in STEM education
The American Nuclear Society has expanded its nuclear science and education offerings for kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) enrichment.
Harnessing wave energy to power marine sensors
A triboelectric nanogenerator was engineered to power marine-based sensors and communication systems.
DARPA, NASA plan orbital nuclear engine test
There’s a good chance that crewed missions to Mars will be nuclear-powered.
Listen: This is what the Dodge Charger Daytona EV sounds like
According to Dodge, the next generation Charger and Challenger will be electric-only, but will they carry over the V-8 rumble?
Teardown of an antenna tuner
For simple receiving of radio signals, the electrical characteristics are only marginally important. This is why a modern car’s FM antenna can be smaller than ¼ wavelength vertical, instead appearing as a mere nub on the car’s roof, and still function.
Video: Planning the first grid-scale SMR in North America
The small modular reactor (SMR) project build could be completed as early as 2028.
Wastewater treatment as a source of energy, nutrients and water
The largely untapped potential for recovering these resources from U.S. wastewater facilities is explored.
Video: From the North to the South Pole by EV
The world’s first all-electric driving adventure from the magnetic North Pole to the South Pole on board a modified Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE launches soon.
A GEM of a clean energy mapping aid
This interactive online mapping tool can help identify areas across the U.S. that are suitable for wind, solar and other clean energy infrastructure projects.
Infographic: Electricity sources powering North America
The U.S. primarily relies on natural gas, coal and nuclear power, while Canada is dependent on both hydroelectric and nuclear power systems.