Accelerating commercial fusion through HTS-10 internal R&D
With unparalleled HTS expertise and decades of R&D lineage, the HTS-110 helps fusion innovators navigate the challenges of high-field magnets and compress development timelines. The world has changed, and so has fusion changed. Commercial fusion was once an exclusive territory of large government programs such as ITER and the National Institute. However, the landscape has […]
Scaling Carbon Capture, Utilization, Storage
Nico Schmaeling, John Crane’s Senior Director’s Auxiliary Product Portfolio and New Energy, explores the possibilities that carbon capture, utilization and storage have on his journey to net zero. In December, the UK took a major step towards net zero by signing two major carbon capture deals. The Northern Endurance Partnership will build a pipeline to […]
Utilize natural hydrogen sources for green energy transitions
GFZ researchers used cutting-edge simulations of plate structure processes to identify locations where natural hydrogen resources were discovered. Hydrogen gas (H2) may replace current fossil fuels, while also eliminating the associated release of CO2 and other contaminants. However, a major obstacle is the need for mass production. Current synthetic hydrogen production is based at best […]
Virtual fencing as a future for livestock management
Nofence, the world’s first commercial virtual fencing system, revolutionizes agriculture and livestock management, and enhances animal welfare through innovation. Every day, farmers dedicate countless hours to construct, repair and maintain fences to manage livestock, a physically demanding task that can create stress for both farmers and animals. . Today, groundbreaking innovations are turning livestock management […]
Economic impact of investment in nuclear energy infrastructure
Investing in nuclear energy infrastructure can create jobs and drive economic growth, but it has similarly negative implications. Jack Shaw, author and editor of Modded, explores the advantages and disadvantages of investing in nuclear energy infrastructure. A clean electricity market is primarily an economic benefit rather than an environmental benefit. As these markets mature, private […]
34 Emerging technologies that change the world
The European Council of Innovation (EIC) has released its 2024 Technology Report, highlighting 34 groundbreaking emerging technologies with the potential to redefine industry and address key global challenges It’s there. This comprehensive analysis categorizes progress under the green, health, digital, industrial and space domains and provides a roadmap to technology that promises to shape the […]
Agscent: The revolution in agricultural surveillance
Agscent’s groundbreaking respiratory analysis and methane sensing technology are committed to transforming the agricultural sector. In an age where agricultural sustainability and livestock health monitoring are becoming increasingly important and intertwined, Agscent has emerged as a pioneer in developing cutting-edge sensing technologies. The company’s innovative dual approach – combining breath analysis with methane detection – […]
The secret weapon of the European Green Deal: Education
Dr. Alexandru Muresan of Cluj-Napoca Institute of Technology, Eusew Young Energy Ambassador, discusses the importance of education and workforce development in supporting the transition of green trading to sustainable energy in Europe. As the EU and its member states have invested heavily in green technology and infrastructure, it is essential to address the human elements […]
Jets, photons, calorimeters and quark gluon plasma from PHENIX to sPHENIX
Building on the legacy of predecessor PHENIX, a new RHIC detector, sPHENIX is set to release the first results that will shine new light on the structure of the quark gluon plasma. With the advent of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) a quarter century ago, the field of Relativistic Heavy Ion finally had access […]
Challenges when adopting hydrogen fuel in public transport
The overwhelming 93% of European public transport decision-makers are concerned about their ability to use hydrogen fuel in current and future battery-electric or hydrogen-powered fleets as the sector moves to more environmentally friendly fuel sources It is expressing the following. Commissioned by specialized engineering company IMI, the study saw 300 senior public transport experts from […]