An Expert’s View Magdalena Pasik, Water Management and Environmental Engineer The growing importance of climate protection, energy transition, and corporate responsibility has made environmental communication one of the key tools for building competitive advantage. Increasing social pressure and consumer expectations…
A Geothermal Revolution in Bavaria: Eavor‑Loop™ to Deliver Clean Heat Without Groundwater or Emissions In the town of Geretsried in Bavaria, one of Europe’s most innovative energy projects is taking shape. Unlike traditional geothermal installations that rely on extracting underground…
French Company E-Dolphin Launches Electric Jet Ski That Could Redefine Personal Water Mobility French company E-Dolphin is launching an electric jet ski that could set a new course for personal water mobility. The model, named S300, combines futuristic design, impressive…
In the world of automotive technology, we’ve grown accustomed to rapid developments: electric drives, fuel cells, hybrids. But now, something entirely different is emerging – an internal combustion engine that runs without gasoline, diesel, or even electricity. Instead, its fuel…
As Renewable Energy Grows, So Does the Need for StorageIn the face of the dynamic development of renewable energy sources, energy storage technologies are becoming increasingly important. One of the most promising innovations has been presented by researchers from the…
This article is sponsored by Zineric A new strong player has entered the Polish distributed energy market. The brand Zineric, known for providing comprehensive energy storage systems and components for PV installations, has officially launched operations in Poland by opening…
Hydrogen from Waves and Wind In July 2025, the SalYsAse project was launched. Its goal is to develop technology for producing hydrogen directly from seawater, near offshore wind farms in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. The project is led…
In the heart of Scotland, near Glasgow, one of the UK’s most important infrastructure projects tied to the energy transition is taking shape. A few days ago, Apatura received approval from Scotland’s Energy Consents Unit to build a battery energy…
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced a preliminary imposition of a 93.5% anti-dumping (AD) duty on Chinese active anode material (AAM) products—a key component in lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles and energy storage systems. Taking into account the…
Wisconsin Makes Its Mark on the U.S. Energy Map The state of Wisconsin is increasingly making its presence felt on the U.S. energy landscape. The Public Service Commission (PSC) has just approved the Columbia Energy Storage project—the nation’s first industrial-scale…