Using water to create energy is nothing new, the experts said. Traditional water mills were found in China as early as 30 A.D., and humans have been extracting power from the flow of water ever since.

The power station, on the island of Islay, is the product of years of research into how to effectively harvest energy from the world's oceans. The UK was one of the world's leaders in developing wave ...

The Western Balkans faces a severe drought after a heat wave hit the region, disrupting daily life and creating issues with ...

The Jaffa Project This pilot program is located at Warehouse 2 in Jaffa Port and launched on December 5, 2024, according to ...

A new self-powered water sensor uses wave energy to monitor pollutants like heavy metals, microplastics, and pesticides—no ...

In Australia, a team of researchers is currently piloting a novel ‘Moored Multi-Mode Multibody’ (M4) wave-energy converter to see if it, too, can break barriers for efficient wave power ...

The request comes during the first heat wave of the summer. The heat index could reach up to 107 through June 27, according ...

So, in this episode, Short Wave co-host Emily Kwong probes huge water footprint of AI. ... Known as Stargate, the data centers would consume 15 gigawatts of power.