Water
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Wave motion energy, the first ISWEC connected to the network of Pantelleria
Eni, polito and Wave for Energy connect to the electricity grid of the island the first device of Inertial Sea…
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The first filter that blocks 99.9% of microplastics in water
The DGIST research team has developed a porous polymer with photothermal properties that can absorb and remove phenolic microplastics and…
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The US targets wave energy and installs the country’s first wave unit in Los Angeles
The US EIA estimates that energy production from waves along the US coast could reach 3,500 TWh per year
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Water supply: the supply of fresh water from ocean water vapor
A study by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign suggested the construction of facilities for the supply of fresh water not…
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Gulp captures microplastics of washing machine drains
The device is the result of British engineer Adam Root and is able to capture up to 90% of the…
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Ocean Energy: flexWEC generators create snakes and elastic walls
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has brought into the water innovative energy converters, which produce electricity from the deformation of…
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Oceanic Energy, xWave submerged plant concludes testing
In 10 months of offshore testing, the technology, spearheaded by the Californian CalWave, has achieved high performance, operating independently for…
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Producing hydrogen from water “without energy”
UC Santa Cruz chemists have developed a simple method to create aluminum nanoparticles that split water by rapidly generating gaseous…
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From Japan the mini hydroelectric printable
It is called 3D-Pico Hydro Generator and is the system created by the Japanese Ricoh to bring hydroelectric production on…
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Green hydrogen from waste water, if energy meets water safety
Creating a distributed infrastructure of small-scale, wastewater-capable electrolysers could make green hydrogen production more economical and sustainable
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