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Global startup accelerator Techstars launches the Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator for accelerating solutions that will make long-lasting effects on energy, create jobs, and drive...

Radiative cooling technology stands to improve cooling and refrigeration efficiency by 20%, taking a large bite out of the energy...

Researchers find that the use of AI comes at great cost due to the carbon footprint implicated with the technology,...

Scientists Google are placing a renewed focus on researching cold fusion technology, yet the results are not encouraging. Cold Fusion...

A US Department of Energy study is published, indicating a major breakthrough in the process of creating power through nuclear...

Solar energy is taking over the stage from providing electricity in homes to powering satellites. It's a renewable energy source...

Last Thursday, The Economist claimed that Bitcoin was unlikely to progress, expressing a number of concerns - prominent amongst them, energy...

Like trying to quickly scale a ladder with a glass of water in your hand without spilling a drop is...

Recent statistics have shown that despite a healthy U.S. economy, pushing inflation up to levels that the central bank believes to be...

In this interview sponsored by Out of the Box Innovations, Founder Jason Lavis talks with The Sociable editor Tim Hinchliffe...

The oil and gas industry is one of the oldest since the Industrial revolution, and has offered a massive contribution...

Staying motivated is a struggle we can all relate to. Going to the gym, eating healthy or staying late to...

The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) yesterday announced the decision to deregulate Electric Ireland, the re-branded energy supply business of the ESB, which could potentially mean lower energy bills for struggling Irish households. From April 4 Electric Ireland residential electricity prices will no longer be regulated - something that business customers have experienced since October of last year.