Author name: Benjamin Hart

In the sun-drenched coastal regions of Bayan District, North Lombok, Indonesia, a beacon of hope is emerging to combat the persistent water crisis. The district, known for its abundant sunshine and limited rainfall, has found a novel solution to its

In a world where water scarcity affects over two billion people, the race to secure sustainable water resources is more urgent than ever. As global populations grow and climate change intensifies, traditional water sources are dwindling, pushing the

In the rapidly evolving world of solar energy, technology is the lifeblood that keeps the industry innovating and growing. Now, researchers from the University of Miskolc in Hungary are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with a novel approach

In the relentless pursuit of cleaner, more efficient energy sources, a team of researchers has made a significant breakthrough that could reshape the solar power landscape. Led by Mihai Oproescu from the Faculty of Electronics, Communication and Comp

In the sweltering summer of 2022, Southwest China faced an unprecedented challenge: a simultaneous heatwave and drought that pushed the region’s power system to its limits. This extreme weather event, known as a compound heatwave and drought (CHD), o

In the quest for sustainable energy, researchers have long grappled with the challenge of making renewable energy sources economically viable. A groundbreaking study published in Energies, the journal formerly known as Energies, offers a fresh perspe

In the heart of China, researchers are blazing a trail in the energy sector, combining the power of the sun with the reliability of natural gas to create a novel hybrid system that could revolutionize how we think about power generation and cooling.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of renewable energy, predicting solar power output with precision and speed is becoming increasingly vital. A groundbreaking study led by Jiaxin Zhang from the School of Electrical and Information Engineering at Tian

In the relentless pursuit of harnessing the sun’s power, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: graphene oxide. A study led by Yingchun Wang from the School of Mechanical Engineering at North University of China has unveiled a novel approach to