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University of Buffalo Researchers to Exploit Junk Energy to Generate Power

A mathematical structure developed by the researchers from the University of Buffalo found to have the potential to utilize runway noise at the airports, road vibration or for that reason any junk energy for its conversion into useable energy.

22 Jul 2011

Pike Research Brings out New Report on Energy Storage Technologies

Pike Research has announced the inclusion of a new report titled, “Energy Storage on the Grid,” in its list of report offerings.

20 Jul 2011

Delta-sigma Modulator and Isolated Amplifier for Use in Renewable Energy Applications

Texas Instruments has declared the introduction of a delta-sigma modulator and an isolated amplifier that allow precise shunt-based electric current measurement in renewable energy applications and motor control.

15 Jul 2011

Research Report Claims Broken CFL Bulbs Release Unsafe Levels of Mercury Vapor

A research reported in a monthly, only online journal Environmental Engineering Science, published by Mary Ann Liebert, claims that compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) when broken release continuously mercury vapor into the surroundings for several weeks to even months and the total exposure level may exceed permissible levels of liquid mercury (Hg) suggested by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

8 Jul 2011

Anvil Semiconductors Declares Plans to Develop Small and Efficient Semiconductors

Anvil Semiconductors, a spinout from the University of Warwick’s technology commercialization business, Warwick Ventures, has declared its idea to develop smaller sized efficient power converters that will use novel Silicon Carbide (SiC) semiconductor switches.

5 Jul 2011

PowerFilm Arranges Live Presentation of its Roll to Roll Flexible Electronics Technology

PowerFilm, a company that develops and produces thin and flexible solar panels and other flexible electronics, declared that it has arranged a live presentation of its flexible electronics technology to select government officials recently.

4 Jul 2011

Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences Introduces New Catalyst to Make Cheaper Fuel Cells

In their attempt to develop cost effective, light and long lasting fuel cells powered by formic acid the researchers at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IPC PAS) in Warsaw have developed a new catalyst.

17 Jun 2011

Sodium-Manganese Oxide Rechargeable Batteries to Perform Better

A group of scientists working at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory of Department of Energy and visiting researchers from the China located Wuhan University, have formulated a technique that betters the present electrical capacity and recharging life-span of the sodium ion rechargeable batteries.

10 Jun 2011

New COB LED Lights for General Lighting Replacement Applications

Everlight Electronics Co., Ltd. [TSE:2393] presents a new Chip-on-Board (COB) LED series to offer a solution to address important issues in general lighting replacement applications.

18 May 2011