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Just imagine if somehow ( which would be very tough ) someone built a affordable renewable energy source that can be used by anyone with good energy production. Can't imagine how big it would be. If any startup builds something related to solving cli

"RainSpark: A innovative water-to-electricity converter that captures the kinetic energy of rainwater runoff, generating power for emergency lighting and communication systems, keeping people safe and connected during heavy downpours and storms." Th

Microsoft’s electricity consumption has doubled from 11 TWh to 24 TWh in four years. 🤯 Image Source: https://www.voronoiapp.com/markets/The-AI-Race-is-Pushing-Microsofts-Sustainability-Goals-Further-Away-1878

Tech news : Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a revolutionary technology that could transform the electric vehicle (EV) landscape: solar paint. This innovative coating incorporates photovoltaic nanoparticles beneath the vehicle's topcoat, allowing 94% of t

In my opinion, these things will definitely rise in future : • "AI" • "Data" • "Data Centre" • "Energy" • "Eco friendly energy source" • "Semiconductor Hardware sector" And if you build something / solution around this, it's a win win. Find o

Vaghani Energy Limited leads world to new era of clean world. The "Vaghani Power House" the equipment which generates "Shockproof" electricity without consuming any fuel or natural resources. As Vaghani Power House consumes nothing pollution, vibrati

Super trees are artificial trees which generate electricity by solar panels ,collect rainwater. It's there like a tourist spot in Singapore. Do you guys think it's a good Idea to get is as a renewable source of energy in areas which have more rain .

*Every fusion startup that has raised over $100M* ## Fusion Startups Summary: - Fusion power technology is evolving to potentially generate abundant energy on Earth. - The fusion industry is progressing due to advances in computer chips, AI, and su

Solar power generation in India has increased considerably in the last few years. In 2023, the country produced roughly 113.4 terawatt-hours of electricity from solar energy. India aims to achieve a total solar capacity of 280 gigawatts by 2030.