Chinese scientists have built and tested a floating droplet electricity generator (DEG) to turn the kinetic energy of raindrops into renewable power. Unlike conventional DEGs, which are used on land ...

Researchers have created a device that floats on water and generates electricity from falling raindrops, opening new possibilities for renewable energy collection without occupying valuable land.

Often associated with refreshing a sense of being renewed and a peaceful calmness, raindrops may soon become tiny engines of clean energy. Researchers at the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and ...

An ongoing study of wind power for Bermuda, now in its fourth round, suggests a 60MW offshore wind farm could generate 34 per cent of Bermuda’s present electricity requirements. A floating battery of ...

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have introduced a floating, solar-powered device capable of transforming contaminated water or seawater into clean hydrogen fuel and purified water. This ...