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Energy Dome and SRP sign agreement to deploy 19 MW CO2 battery storage system in Arizona with Google co-funding
8+ hour, 58+ min ago (703+ words) Energy Dome and Salt River Project (SRP) have announced an agreement to deploy a 19 MW, 10-hour CO2-based battery energy storage system at SRP's Coronado Generating Station in St. Johns, Arizona. The project, expected to come online in 2029, marks a notable…...
New York scientists coated a solar device in "black metal" and unlocked 15 times more power than anyone had managed before
4+ hour, 23+ min ago (519+ words) Credits: University of Rochester / J. Adam Fenster A team at the University of Rochester decided to ask a different question entirely. Instead of improving what everyone else had been improving, they left the semiconductors completely alone'and looked somewhere else. Solar thermoelectric…...
Natura Resources signs HALEU supply deal with startup Quadrant Nuclear Industries for molten salt reactors
2+ hour, 35+ min ago (423+ words) The agreement between Natura Resources and Quadrant Nuclear Industries establishes a committed supply pathway for HALEU fuel. Under the developing framework, QNI intends to provide the enriched uranium that Natura will require to operate its molten salt reactor systems at…...
Tennessee becomes first U. S. state to enact its own nuclear fusion regulatory framework
3+ hour, 46+ min ago (625+ words) On June 9, 2026, Tennessee became the first U. S. state to put its own regulatory framework for nuclear fusion machines into effect. The rules " an 11-page amendment to state regulations filed in March " are administered by the Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation and…...
British scientists built a battery that eats CO" and recharges itself with an ingredient no one thought to try
2+ hour, 23+ min ago (705+ words) A battery that stores energy and pulls carbon dioxide out of the air sounds like a clean-energy fantasy. For years, lithium-CO" "breathing" batteries promised exactly that " but kept falling short: wearing out after a handful of cycles, demanding rare and…...
Scientists wove paper-thin fibers that turn the sound of your voice into electricity for hearing aids
8+ hour, 23+ min ago (666+ words) Every conversation you have, every passing car, every hum of a crowded room " that sound is energy, and almost all of it simply disappears. Scientists at the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation have developed paper-thin fibrous mats that can be…...
Scientists sent drones into the Earth's most powerful tidal turbine and found current flows never predicted before
6+ hour, 22+ min ago (594+ words) Credits: Orbital Marine Power The global green energy transition is moving deep underwater for higher power stability. Worldwide, wind and solar infrastructure have driven the shift toward renewables. Unfortunately, their unpredictable nature has made it more difficult to address the…...
Kansas State University relaunches nuclear engineering bachelor's degree after 30-year hiatus, expands Wolf Creek internship pipeline
10+ hour, 58+ min ago (740+ words) Kansas State University brought back its standalone bachelor's degree in nuclear engineering in fall 2024 " nearly 30 years after the program was absorbed into mechanical engineering. The revived B. S. attracted roughly 50 students at launch, and the university saw that number surpass 100 by fall…...
An undergraduate student cracked a math problem that stumped wind energy researchers for a century and her solution may reshape turbine design
12+ hour, 23+ min ago (558+ words) Credits: Energies Media Internal edition The renewable energy transition cannot be completed without high outputs to meet rising electricity demands. Yet, traditional infrastructure's power limits have been based on flawed mathematical models for a century. Now, a Penn State student…...
Solar flares burn at 60 million degrees, six times hotter than anyone realized, and the discovery could reshape how we produce power
10+ hour, 23+ min ago (506+ words) Solar flares are among the most violent events in our solar system'sudden eruptions in the Sun's outer atmosphere that flood Earth with X-rays, threaten satellites, and disrupt the upper atmosphere within minutes. Scientists have studied them for decades. But a…...