Charging fully in just five minutes, Israeli startup StoreDot has changed the lithium-ion battery forever, and it's already made 1,000 units.
The Air-Gen device, which uses an ultra-thin protein to absorb moisture from the atmosphere, is expected to be made commercially available quite soon.
Highview Power's CRYObattery in Manchester, England can generate 200WH per hour of green energy, and turn air into liquid for renewable energy storage.
Trying to cut down a yearly $600,000 bill, Batesville School District in Arkansas switched to solar and saved money and raised teachers pay.
Ford has announced a $11.4 Billion investment in U.S. electric vehicle plants in the states of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Tokyo University of Science has produced biofuel cells that run on sweat so you don't need to worry about charging them.
ABB launches the world's fastest electric car charger. It can become fully charged in 15 minutes.
The ultimate green outdoor adventure car has just rolled off the assembly line in Rivian Automobile's factory.
A Canadian-based nuclear fusion company General Fusion, is constructing a demonstration plant in England for their cheap fusion tech.
Munich's Sono Motors are about to launch the first mass-produced solar powered car in the world, the Sion, with solar panels all over it.
Magnets at Commonwealth Fusion Systems just generated the most powerful magnetic field in history, paving a 5-year road to nuclear fusion.
To help mitigate the risks of sparking wildfires, over the next several years PG&E will bury 10,000 miles of power lines in California.
Millions remain around the world without affordable access to electricity, but could the second-hand solar panel market solve it for cheap?
University of Washington in St. Louis researcher Zhen (Jason) He has discovered a way of cleaning up wastewater and turning it into electricity.
The biggest myth in electric cars: that they rely on fossil fuels to charge and are therefore bad for the ecosystem, has been busted.
From Canadian company Effenco, New York City garbage trucks are getting electric makeovers, with 26 trucks already sporting electric motors
With this new device and method, Swedish sunlight was absorbed, stored in water, shipped to China, and converted to electricity.
The plant can process 1,200 tons of algae a year, to be turned into feed stocks, supplements, jet fuel, and fertilizer.
Scientists at NTU Singapore have created biodegradable batteries that can be buried in soil after use.
No fossil fuels are used to create any of the electricity for 1.6 million people in Lower Austria.
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