DTEK has spent two decades transforming Ukraine's energy sector through significant investments in modernization and sustainable technologies.

Zinc-ion battery technology is rapidly advancing as a safer, more cost-effective, and sustainable alternative to lithium-ion for large-scale energy storage.

Argyll, Scotland is emerging as a critical hub for renewable energy, integrating wind, battery storage, and green hydrogen projects to drive global decarbonization efforts.

A new hybrid battery thermal management system combines nano-doped phase change material with liquid cooling for cylindrical lithium-ion batteries.

Scientists have successfully converted waste banana bracts into a high-performance porous carbon material for use as anodes in lithium and sodium-ion batteries.

Recent research highlights Prussian Blue Analogues (PBAs) as a leading candidate for cost-effective and sustainable cathode materials in sodium-ion batteries.

Southwest Research Institute and the University of Texas at Austin are developing supercritical CO2 foams to enhance oil recovery and improve carbon sequestration security.

Calistoga, California, has deployed a groundbreaking clean energy system combining hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage to replace polluting diesel generators.

Ameren Missouri plans to build an 800-MW natural gas-fired power plant and a 400-MW battery energy storage facility near St. Louis, aiming for a 2028 operational date.

Kotlik, a Yupik village in rural Alaska, is implementing a three-phase plan to transition its energy supply from fossil fuels to renewable sources, aiming for energy sovereignty.