A new review details how polyoxometalate–metal organic framework hybrids are boosting the performance of batteries, ...

Data centers rely on electricity and fossil fuels, such as diesel or natural gas, to run continuously, and for backup power when necessary. The electric grid can only withstand so much strain. With ...

JCB and Toyota have both developed new hydrogen fuelled equipment. Where they differ is in the choice of internal combustion ...

Utilities are under increasing pressure to maintain grid stability while accommodating record levels of electrification, industrial growth, and decarbonization. At the same time, large energy users — ...

Access to power is now the defining factor for data center development, eclipsing traditional site selection considerations, such as proximity to fiber networks. As artificial intelligence drives ...

Core points in the graphene fuel cell marketAccording to QYResearch's analysis, the global graphene fuel cellmarket size is ...

Electricity use at data centers throughout the U.S. is expected to more than double in the next five years. To fully achieve quantum computing’s transformational benefits for science and society, ...

A neutral explainer on Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE), its solid oxide fuel cell technology, data center demand and the themes surrounding its quarterly reporting.

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A reporter photographs an installation of new Bloom Energy servers called the "Bloom Box" at the eBay headquarters February 24, 2010 in San Jose, California. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images When ...