Eco Innovation
The UK’s first sustainable electronics centre
A new £5.5 million initiative aims to position Scotland's Central Belt as a global leader in sustainable electronics manufacturing and design.
Batteries of the future charge ahead
With the global demand for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) straining raw material reserves, researchers are urgently exploring safer, more affordable, and reliable alternatives for rechargeable batteries.
WEGSEE+: an energy management tool from WEG
WEG has launched WEGSEE+, a software platform designed to simulate energy efficiency projects.
Würth Elektronik LEDs at VertiFarm
Würth Elektronik will have its own stand at VertiFarm, the first and only dedicated trade fair for vertical farming and new food.
DNV collaborate to decarbonise UK electricity network
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, in collaboration with leading partners from various sectors, including business, research, and technology, is undertaking a groundbreaking project aimed at managing sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) in the UK's electricity transmission network.
WSI reduces data centre power consumption by 33%
EfficiencyIT has shared the results of a data centre digital transformation initiative for its customers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute.
Boosting solar cell efficiency and durability
Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have made significant strides in the development of perovskite solar cells, enhancing both their efficiency and durability through a novel molecular treatment.
Wireless Connectivity Technology Selection Guide
Selecting the right wireless connectivity technology is a critical design decision from the beginning. This determines the protocol interoperability, distance, robustness and the use-cases for your application. This selection guide will walk you through several key decision requirements starting with the table below as a high-level summary of various wireless connectivity technologies.
AI tunes in to rescue coral reef
Coral reefs are critical to our planet’s ecosystem. They provide food, shelter, and protection for marine life, and they act as natural barriers, protecting coastlines from storms and erosion.
Launch of Women Leading On Climate to accelerate climate action
Climate heavyweights Catherine McKenna, Maria Mendiluce, Ana Toni, Patricia Espinosa, Jennifer Morgan* and many others launch the Women Leading on Climate network at Climate Week NYC.