Eco Innovation

Over half of the 9.2 billion tonnes of plastic manufactured since the 1950s has ended up as waste, contributing to the growing environmental crisis we face today.

Around 830,000 new electric vehicles were registered in Germany last year. This means that there are now almost 1.9 million electric cars on German roads – this is 59% more than in the previous year.

The World Nano Foundation is proud to announce the release of its new whitepaper titled "Commercial Applications for Nanotechnology and Agriculture."

Energy is a precious resource. As we move towards decarbonisation, there is a growing emphasis on renewable smart energy sources, management, and storage.

Nanoramic Laboratories and E-Lyte Innovations have entered into a strategic R&D partnership to develop breakthrough battery technologies, based on Nanoramic’s Neocarbonix at the Core electrode technology and E-Lyte’s high-performance electrolytes.

Nanotechnology specialist NextGen Nano has developed a new generation of organic solar cells (OSCs) using substrates based on fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO).

Independent research has found Cambridge-based Echion Technologies’ battery anode material, XNO, has a significantly lower environmental impact when compared to lithium titanate (LTO) anodes when evaluated at a material and cell level.

With the growing amount of electronic waste generated by consumers, industry and other sectors, it is critical to address this specific environmental issue.

The global substation automation market is expected to be valued at $29.12 Billion in 2022.

Centiel UK has launched its new uninterruptible power supply (UPS) StratusPowerTM to provide complete peace of mind in relation to power availability while helping data centres to achieve net-zero targets.