Despite Climate Concerns, OPEC Plans to Keep Pumping Oil While It Can
By By STANLEY REED and SARA HAMDAN Some members, including the United Arab Emirates, have acknowledged that they need to diversify and…
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Solar water splitting: Putting an extra ‘eye’ on surface reactions that store sunlight as fuel
Water-splitting cells absorb sunlight and produce fuel. Creating such cells means pairing a material to absorb sunlight and generate electrons with the…
Solar water splitting: Putting an extra ‘eye’ on surface reactions that store sunlight as fuel
Water-splitting cells absorb sunlight and produce fuel. Creating such cells means pairing a material to absorb sunlight and generate electrons with the…
In Paris, Negotiators Trim a Draft Climate Agreement, Climate Scientists Press for Nuclear Energy, Activists Prepare for Failure
By By ANDREW C. REVKIN Negotiators trim a climate agreement as climate scientists press for nuclear power and activists gird for failure.…
In Paris, Negotiators Trim a Draft Climate Agreement, Climate Scientists Press for Nuclear Energy, Activists Prepare for Failure
By By ANDREW C. REVKIN Negotiators trim a climate agreement as climate scientists press for nuclear power and activists gird for failure.…
British homes to get smart meters under EUR 315 billion Investment Plan for Europe
More than 7 million smart meters will be installed in homes across Great Britain under a new GBP 1 billion mass roll-out…
A more efficient way of converting ethanol to a better alternative fuel
A research team has developed a series of reactions that results in the selective conversion of ethanol to butanol, without producing unwanted…
Shining light on an emerging solar technology
By melissa 04 December 2015 An innovative solar cell technology with the potential to reduce the cost of renewable energy is receiving…
NREL Research Advances Understanding of Photoelectrodes
By Wayne.Hicks@nrel.gov (Wayne Hicks) December 3, 2015 Scientists at the Energy Department’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed a new probe…
With Coal Industry Under Pressure, Some See Long-Term Decline
By By JOHN SCHWARTZ Environmental regulations and rising competition from cleaner, cheaper alternatives have weighed on the industry. Read more here:: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/03/science/earth/with-coal-industry-under-pressure-some-see-long-term-decline.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss…