Nation's Lights Kept on for 55 Hours Without Burning Coal
We'll be able to close all the coal mines soon.
We'll be able to close all the coal mines soon.
It's only 1.2 miles, but it's a start.
That's across 43 countries, with 626 megawatts of Apple-brand electricity being generated.
Which is particularly useful for endangered species.
Buying into the promises made by Superdielectrics Ltd.
Analysis shows that carbon emissions fell by 2.8 per cent last year, but car emissions rose for the first time since 2000.
And says you might even be able to wangle a payment for burning off excess capacity.
Also includes gas but surely there's no such thing as renewable gas?
These magnetic breakaway plug adaptors look like they could ease the fear of tripping over our power cables.
Farewell, oddly romantic cooling towers of Eggborough.
The future just needs to hurry up and get here already.
Boasting 660Wh of power, this beast is designed to keep basic appliances in your home running in the event of a power outage.
Trying to keep all of your toys perpetually charged is the biggest downside of a gadget addiction, but there are ways to cope.
It's going to be slightly less confusing to enjoy inductive charging on your phone
From 2025 there will be much stricter emissions targets, and stations without adequate carbon capture tech will be forced to close.
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