Entries for May 2012

Army Operational Test Command to experiment with fuel cells The U.S. Army Operational Test Command has launched a new experiment through which hydr...

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When it comes to solving major technical problems, nothing works better than American ingenuity — especially when funded with American wealth. As a re...

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Support for solar energy could spell major shift in energy landscape There is no shortage of good news concerning solar energy, which suggests th...

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Ceres Power says significant progress has been made in improving its core technology power degradation performance and combined heat and power (CHP) p...

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It's not speedier than normal, but it sure is powerful. By implanting enzyme-coated electrodes into a snail, researchers have turned the invertebra...

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"Platinum is very expensive and thus impractical for large-scale commercialization," said Hongjie Dai, a professor of chemistry at Stanford and co-aut...

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The Ministry of Knowledge Economy said Monday that it will launch the “Hydrogen Town Pilot Project” to establish futuristic energy infrast...

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President Barack Obama is returning to Iowa, seeking support for an election-year agenda to encourage renewable energy along with a more immediate pri...

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China’s Commerce Ministry accused the United States government on Thursday of violating free-trade rules through support for six renewable energ...

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The North Carolina Utility Commission approved Apple’s request to build a 4.8 megawatt fuel cell facility on Wednesday as part of its data cente...

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