UK Fracking Reserves are "Hyped" says Shale Rock Professor
There might not be as much shale gas as people expect.
There might not be as much shale gas as people expect.
Please refrain from making jokes and snarky comments about Scotland and its relationship to the sun.
The latest update to the standard, USB 3.2, doubles the existing 10Gbps speed of USB 3.1, on the same cables.
What we thought we knew about power isn't so true in a world of batteries.
Amazon is an unstoppable beast, consuming all industries that are ripe for disruption and unfortunate enough to cross its
Batteries hurt Samsung's reputation so the firm is on a quest to make them much less explody.
The reality is that outside of some high-profile disasters, nuclear power is extremely safe. But what does it mean when people say that a nuclear reactor is “fail-safe?”
A newly engineered strain produces twice as much oil as its wild parent, according to Californian researchers.
There's a new way of charging devices wirelessly, based on fundamental physics, that works even when your device is moving away from the power source.
Campaigns like Earth Hour could be undermining support for government policies to address climate change.
So we've set fire to a pile of tyres to celebrate
Generated 95 per cent of the energy consumed with those windmill things and the glossy roof boxes.
Green policy victorious in national referendum.
To celebrate, Lego has set a Guinness World Record by building a seven and a half metre tall wind turbine out of 146,000 Lego bricks.
We're talking the means to self-powering smart phones, laptops, cars and buildings.
Daytime demand from the grid was lower than overnight, thanks to it being sunny and your mum having those panels on the bungalow now.
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