Extracting electricity from water
Researchers from Canada have discovered the first new way to generate electricity for 160 years
Superconductors could help Europe meet Kyoto target
Greater use of high-temperature superconductors could reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Fuel cells: environmental friend or foe?
The hydrogen used in fuel cells could significantly damage the ozone layer
Hydrogen goes universal
The electronic properties of hydrogen are similar in many different materials
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Energy R&D needs more investment
Parliamentary committee lambasts the UK government’s energy policy
Photons double up for solar power
A semiconductor device could boost the efficiency of solar cells by 30%
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Energy challenges
Environmental concerns fuel the search for alternative energies
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Future energy challenges
Can water, wind and fire save the Earth?
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Solar cell edges towards endless energy
A new semiconductor uses visible light to extract 'clean' hydrogen fuel from water
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Do we need nuclear power?
Does the world needs nuclear power? Peter Hodgson and Dennis Anderson take up the debate
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