‘Greener’ Apple scores top marks
Apple has scored 83% obtaining a final Grade A in Greenpeace's Clean Energy Index, thanks to its low usage of…
Researchers turn to fog computing for smarter grids
Abhishek Dubey, an assistant professor of computer science at Vanderbilt University, is helping develop a platform to keep the smart…
Perovskite to catch up with GaAs ‘soon’
It has already been proved that perovskite solar cells can surpass currently available silicon-based solar batteries in terms of their…
Perovskite creates exciting research challenge
A promising material for the solar power industry, perovskite's efficiency levels have already reached 22.1% and continue to increase.
Hitachi to help cut AIIMS energy bill
Hitachi will implement the Green Hospital Demonstration Project at AIIMS to reduce power consumption by 30%.
Solar-powered skin paves way for lifelike prosthetics
Glasgow University's Ravinder Dahiya and his colleagues have integrated power-generating photovoltaic cells into their electronic skin for the first time.
Will iPhone finally get inductive charging?
MacRumors is "reporting" that the next iPhone will have inductive charging just like Samsung. If true, this could boost the…
SiC inverter offers 86kVA/L density for 2-motor HEVs
The inverter offers placement, fuel and energy efficiency while freeing up the vehicle’s interior space, according to Mitsubishi Electric.
Rail-to-rail op-amps operate on 5.25V supply
Linear Technology’s op amps feature current supply range of between 20µA to 240µA per amplifier.
Powering up wearable devices
Converting kinetic energy and heat flux are possible electrical energy sources for users to supply power to their wearable devices.