A recent study published in the IEEE Open Access Journal of Power and Energy has highlighted the potential of flywheel energy storage systems (FESS) to contribute to grid frequency control, a crucial service for maintaining the stability of electrici
Flywheel Energy Storage Systems Show Promise for Grid Stability and Profit Read More »
Recent research published in the journal Materials Futures has shed light on the optimization strategies for hard carbon anodes used in sodium-ion batteries, a technology that holds promise for various applications, including large-scale energy stora
New Research Unveils Strategies to Boost Sodium-Ion Battery Efficiency Read More »
Recent research published in ‘Environmental Research: Energy’ sheds light on the potential of hydrogen energy storage systems, particularly the power-to-hydrogen-to-power (P-H2-P) method, as a viable alternative to traditional battery storage systems
Hydrogen Energy Storage Emerges as Key Alternative to Battery Systems Read More »
A recent study published in “Environmental Research: Energy” has unveiled a new method for estimating the cost-efficient flexibility potential of regional energy systems, with a focus on two distinct areas: Eskilstuna in Sweden and Lower Austria. The
New Study Reveals Cost-Efficient Energy Flexibility for Regional Systems Read More »
Recent research published in the journal Electrochemistry Communications reveals a promising advancement in the field of energy storage: a metal-free supercapacitor that utilizes a novel onion-like carbon (OLC) material and a lightweight carbon paper
Revolutionary Metal-Free Supercapacitor Redefines Energy Storage Solutions Read More »
Recent research published in the Journal of Materiomics has unveiled promising advancements in energy storage technology through the development of a new type of antiferroelectric ceramic. Conducted by a team led by Peng Shi from the School of Physic
Breakthrough Antiferroelectric Ceramic Boosts Energy Storage Efficiency Read More »
Recent research published in the journal Energy Exploration & Exploitation highlights the potential of harnessing Earth’s long-wave infrared radiation for various applications, including cooling and power generation. Led by Zhou Yadong from Hainan Vo
Harnessing Earth’s Infrared Radiation: A Game Changer for Energy Solutions Read More »
A recent study published in the journal “Energy Exploration & Exploitation” introduces an innovative approach to short-term energy load prediction, which is becoming increasingly vital as global electricity demand is projected to rise by 4.1% in 2024
Innovative Hybrid Model Boosts Short-Term Energy Load Forecasting Accuracy Read More »
Recent research conducted by E. Noori at the Plasma and Nuclear Fusion Research School within the Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute (NSTRI) in Tehran has shed light on the intricate relationship between plasma characteristics and micr
Research by NSTRI Reveals Key Insights on Plasma and Microwave Interactions Read More »
A recent study led by Ziyi Guo from the Department of Earth System Science at Tsinghua University has shed light on how urban ecosystem services (UESs) are perceived differently across various neighborhoods in Beijing, China. This research, published
Beijing Study Reveals Diverse Perceptions of Urban Ecosystem Services Read More »
