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Energy & environment

KAUST spinout will extract lithium from seawater

Comment: Promoting natural capital can help biodiversity and the climate

Prototypes designed and built at University of Toronto Engineering contain several layers of channels, each of which contain fluids with various optical properties. By pumping the fluids in and out of the channels, the system can optimise the type, quantity and distribution of light passing through

Microfluidic system cuts energy costs for buildings

Industry giants target flue gases for sustainable chemicals

IDRIC funding awarded to decarbonise industry

UK consortium for autonomous hydrogen HGV

Sunderland cashes in on autonomous project funding

EVOLVE project shows 70GW of untapped European marine power

ESA's SOLARIS project will prepare the ground for a full Space Based Solar development programme

Next generation: could space-based solar farms solve our energy woes?

The pre-heat ladle at the MPI's Normanton Plant

Steel sludge could be tapped for low carbon hydrogen

A flexible textile supercapacitor patch, created by Drexel University researchers, can power a microcontroller and wirelessly transmit temperature data for nearly two hours without a recharge

Flexible supercapacitor patch adds power to textile wearables

TE Talks EP35: Sustainability across the supply chain