In the realm of energy and environmental science, understanding the molecular composition of interstellar space can provide valuable insights into the origins of organic compounds and their potential applications on Earth. A team of researchers from
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In the quest for sustainable and affordable energy solutions, a team of researchers from various institutions, including the University of Catania, the Italian Institute of Technology, and the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, has
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In the realm of energy journalism, a recent study has emerged that bridges the gap between climate science and economics, offering a novel approach to estimating the costs of greenhouse gas emissions. The research, led by Brian P. Hanley and his team
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Great Britain’s power imports fell by 12% in 2025, as wind generation reached unprecedented levels, according to analysis by Montel EnAppSys. The average net imports through interconnectors dropped to 3.33GW, a decrease of around 0.5GW compared to 20
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In a recent study, a team of researchers from the University of Bern, Harvard University, and the University of Copenhagen have shed light on the chemical processes that could enrich icy planetesimals with complex organic molecules, potentially relev
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In the realm of energy and astrophysics, a team of researchers from the University of Oslo, Norway, has made significant strides in understanding thermal dust emission, which has implications for both microwave and infrared frequencies. This research
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In the realm of energy-efficient computing and intelligent sensing, a team of researchers from the University of Stuttgart and the University of Luxembourg has made a significant stride. Veit-Lorenz Heuthe, Lukas Seemann, Samuel Tovey, and Clemens Be
Researchers Yoshiaki Endo, Yasuto Watanabe, and Kazumi Ozaki from the Earth-Life Science Institute at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have published a study in the journal Nature Astronomy that explores how the abundances of atmospheric carbon spec
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The United States’ ambitious plans to expand nuclear power to meet surging electricity demand are encountering an unexpected hurdle: uranium fuel. While policy momentum and private investment are pouring into both existing plants and next-generation
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The Maritime Area Regulatory Authority (MARA) in Ireland has unveiled its competitive framework for offshore wind leasing, marking a significant step in the country’s renewable energy strategy. The framework is designed to bolster Ireland’s plan-led
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