A new type of solar cell
Japanese researchers have developed a photoelectric device that can also store energy
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Petroleum under pressure
High temperatures and pressures in the Earth's mantle might be capable of turning inorganic materials into hydrocarbon fuels
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Fuel cells turn to alcohol
Engineers produce hydrogen from ethanol
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New look for micro fuel cells
Methanol makes a difference at the microscale
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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