Self-destruct to Produce Biofuel? Yes!
If you think that “Oyster” machine or kinetic energy-harvesting device is something out-of-the-box then read this and you’ll be surprised once again!
Scientists from the Arizona State University have genetically modified a...Read More
The “Oyster” goes live
Queen’s University Belfast has helped the global wave energy industry take a major stride forward with the launch of the world’s largest working hydro-electric wave energy device by Aquamarine Power Ltd.
Known as Oyster, the device...Read More
Vibrating Source of Energy
Bristol University researcher have developed a new to provide free energy. They invented a new type a energy-harvesting device for kinetic energy from vibrating household appliances and vehicles in order to use it as a clean source of commercial...Read More
CO2 is a New Fuel?
One of the right way to get a new renewable energy source is to use what we already have at hand. We learnt to use solar, wind, wave, hydrogen energy etc. How about taking something completely useless and make it work?
Researchers are trying...Read More