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Renewable energy

Finnish and French cities chart Europe’s path to clean energy

Peng Zhou uses a large lens to concentrate sunlight onto the water-splitting catalyst. Outdoors, the device was ten times more efficient than previous efforts at solar water splitting. Image credit: Brenda Ahearn/Michigan Engineering, Communications and Marketing

Cheap, sustainable hydrogen through solar power

Illustration of demo in orbit

Caltech to Launch Space Solar Power Tech Demo into Orbit

EU can lead in tackling green and social challenges in tandem: Sandrine Dixson-Declève

Realising a century-old dream to make electricity from air

EU awards €5 million prize to research team for harnessing the sun to make fuel from water

New battery tech could massively cut energy storage costs

Airports and harbours prepare to slash emissions as the greening of transport accelerates

A reaction cell tests copper-iron plasmonic photocatalysts for hydrogen production from ammonia.

A Light-powered Catalyst Could Be Key For Hydrogen Economy

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