Electric vehicles reach their carbon break-even point after just two years of operation, according to groundbreaking Duke University research. The study provides definitive evidence that despite higher manufacturing emissions, EVs rapidly deliver net environmental benefits.
A breakthrough mobile hydrogen generation system is solving the critical refueling problem that has kept hydrogen-powered drones from widespread deployment. By producing fuel directly from air and sunlight, this technology could transform military and commercial drone operations.
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Companies canceled or scaled back nearly $1.6 billion in clean energy projects in September, contributing to over $24 billion in withdrawn investments this year. Despite some new project announcements, analysts suggest the clean energy sector’s growth trajectory has sharply slowed in 2024.
Companies canceled or scaled back nearly $1.6 billion in clean energy projects during September alone, according to reports from clean energy advocacy group E2. This brings the total amount of withdrawn investment to more than $24 billion so far this year, indicating substantial challenges facing the renewable energy sector.
Researchers have developed an advanced AI framework that predicts dangerous battery thermal runaway events with unprecedented accuracy. The system integrates multiple data sources to provide early warnings while significantly reducing energy consumption.
Researchers have developed a sophisticated artificial intelligence system that reportedly predicts dangerous thermal runaway events in high-energy batteries with remarkable accuracy while cutting sensor power consumption by more than one-third, according to recent scientific reports. The framework, named T-RUNSAFE, represents what analysts suggest is a significant advancement in battery safety technology, particularly for electric vehicles, aerospace systems, and grid-scale energy storage applications.
Redwood Materials, founded by ex-Tesla CTO JB Straubel, has raised $350 million to support its growing energy storage business. The funding will help meet rising power demands from AI data centers using repurposed EV batteries.
Battery recycling and materials firm Redwood Materials has raised $350 million in a Series E funding round, according to reports from TechCrunch. The investment, led by venture firm Eclipse with participation from Nvidia’s venture arm NVentures, will support the company’s expansion into energy storage and scaling of its cathode and battery material production. Sources indicate the company’s valuation reached approximately $6 billion, a notable increase from prior estimates.
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