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Oxford scientists are generating solar power without panels

Image: Oxford University Physics Scientists at Oxford University are coating a new solar power-generating material onto objects such as rucksacks, cars, and mobile phones. The potential of this breakthrough means that increasing amounts of solar electricity could be generated without silicon-based solar panels. The Oxford scientists’ new light-absorbing material is, for the first time,…

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Cybersecurity vulnerabilities identified in DC fast-charging systems

Engineers at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have identified cybersecurity vulnerabilities with electric vehicles (EVs) using direct current fast-charging systems. The high-voltage technology relies on power line communication (PLC) technology to transmit smart-grid data between vehicles and charging equipment. In a laboratory, the SwRI team said they exploited vulnerabilities in the PLC layer, gaining access to…

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Tiger New Energy launches battery-swapping technology for rickshaw drivers

Tiger New Energy (Tiger), a Bangladesh, South Asia clean energy startup, recently introduced battery-swapping technology for three-wheelers in the country. Tiger said its proprietary offline swapping and reverse charging features ensure service continuity during power outages, while its infrastructure doubles as Decentralised Energy Storage Systems (DESS), contributing to grid stability. According to Tiger, advanced thermal…

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The US awards $2.2 billion to expand and strengthen the grid

Solar energy powering grid Source: Shutterstock The US Department of Energy (DOE) today announced a $2.2 billion investment in the grid to create resiliency and growth. The money will be put toward eight projects across 18 states to help protect the grid against extreme weather events, lower costs for communities, and create additional capacity to meet load growth, which the DOE cites as “stemming from an increase in manufacturing and…

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