Pursuing sustainable energy solutions has led to the creation of a revolutionary tidal turbine delivered by Canadian company Idenergie. Idenergie, a Canadian renewable energy firm, designed an ...

The turbine can be installed in most rivers and canals, using the flowing water to produce energy - which the creators claim is enough to power up to 60 homes. Produced by David Ibekwe.

A novel small modular reactor design will use its waste heat to desalinate water produced in Texan oil and gas wells.

The concept is simple – use excess energy to pump a lot of water up high, then run it back through a turbine when you want to get the energy back later. With the rise in renewable energy ...

The turbines are designed to maximize water production and energy independence while reducing maintenance and environmental impact Source: The Guardian Air flows through the nose of the turbine ...

Water injection, however ... “We are commercializing 30MW class gas turbines, but in the future, power generation plants operating with hydrogen at hundreds of megawatts will be used by electric ...

To produce geothermal-generated electricity, wells, sometimes a mile (1.6 kilometers) deep or more, are drilled into underground reservoirs to tap steam and very hot water that drive turbines ...

Water cooled reactors have played a significant role in the commercial nuclear industry since its beginnings and currently account for more than 95 per cent of all operating civilian power reactors in ...

The movement of all this water involves a lot of energy - energy that could be used to generate electricity. For tidal power to work, you need a really strong flow of water. This is easier to ...

"We were able to clearly recognize that those bats which specialized to forage in the open space and in dense vegetation avoided water bodies when wind turbines were located near them," says Voigt.

Wholly owned by Octopus Energy, Kraken now manages more than 60 million customer accounts globally, of which roughly five million are water company customers. Image: An Octopus wind turbine.