Ferveret Introduces Nuclear-inspired Cooling Tech to Revolutionise Data Centre Efficiency
Ferveret, an MIT spin-off, says it has developed a water-free cooling system for AI data centres. The company draws on heat transfer principles from nuclear reactor engineering. Its founders believe the approach can cut both electricity and water consumption at scale....
New Water-saving Solar Panel Cleaning Method is Inspired by Nature
A research team at City University of Hong Kong has developed a solar panel cleaning method that cuts water consumption by more than 80 per cent. The technique, published in Nature Sustainability, achieves contaminant removal rates of up to 99.9 per cent. It draws on...
Singapore Engineers Pioneer System to Turn Shrimp Shells into Climate-friendly Resources
Engineers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have developed a multistage process that converts shrimp shell waste into hydrogen, cultured protein, and calcium carbonate. The research, described in Smithsonian magazine, positions discarded shellfish...
Australia Launches the World’s First Carbon Refinery for Industrial Decarbonisation
Australia has opened what is being described as the world’s first carbon refinery, a facility designed to convert industrial carbon emissions into usable materials rather than releasing them into the atmosphere. The development marks a concrete step in the...
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