Giorgia Burzachechi

• Wind turbine blades given a second life as road asphalt and paving material

• Capturing jet engine wind to generate electricity

• Solar energy to grow by 30% in 2024, says IEA

• Urban wind power: a silent solution for the city

• Trump pulls back on offshore wind projects, hindering green transition

• Australia welcomes the renewable giants

• The material of the future was discovered by accident from pencil graphite

• The solar Great Wall: China’s massive desert project

• It’s time to say goodbye to batteries and energy waste: the solar hat that charges smartphones and devices

• Brazil invests in major solar complex with a focus on female empowerment

• Using concentrated solar power for crude oil distillation: a step towards decarbonization

• Chicago leads the way in renewable energy adoption

• The world’s first artificial energy island is coming to Belgium

• The world is shifting away from fossil and nuclear energy

• Are diamonds forever? introducing the world’s first carbon-14 diamond battery

• United Nations development programme launches tender for 17 solar plants in Mozambique

• Japanese researchers pioneer the future of solar-powered cars

• Meta’s nuclear power plans thwarted by rare insect species

• Organic solar panels: a flexible and sustainable future for renewable energy

• An invention from Japan turns windows into solar panels

• Energy transition meets innovation: modular solar canopies for urban spaces

• Switzerland to build solar power plant between railway tracks

• The world’s largest vertical bifacial solar installation built in Norway—inside a football stadium

• The ancient partnership between cats and humans, revealed through DNA

• New study explores solar charging for parked electric vehicles

• China installs world’s largest offshore wind turbine in Hainan

• New solar technology produces electricity after sunset

• Sunzia: the largest infrastructure and wind energy project in the U.S.

• Australia prepares for the world’s largest solar power plant

• No more dead phones: new nuclear battery could power devices for 50 years