Technology
Morocco-UK Clean Power Link Could Cover ‘8%’ of UK Power Needs
UK-based startup Xlinks has unveiled its plans to lay a 3,800km subsea clean power link between Devon in the south of the UK and the renewable hub of Guelmim Oued Noun in Morocco, in a project that the firm says…
5 Eco-Innovations Tackling Food and Waste
Eco-innovations are all around us nowadays, thankfully. These to products or services lead to companies’ enhanced performance and competitiveness. According to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), “this approach can help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) access new and expanding…
Commentary: Could urine be our new energy source?
A new study from a group of Australian researchers has brought us closer to a renewable energy source perhaps none of us want to consider - urine. This piece from Cosmos magazine explains. Reference: https://cosmosmagazine.com/science/chemistry/energy-wastewater-urea-catalyst/
Bioresearch of the Week Vol. III
We’re back with brand new bioresearch that has been developing for the past few days. These summaries are just a glimpse of what innovations are happening in the worlds of agriculture and the circular economy. Be sure to check out…
Plastic Waste Is Turned Into Solar-Powered Pavement
Platio, a Hungarian company, is making solar panels out of plastic waste and using them as pavements. The PLATIO solar paver is a walkable, green building material; capable of powering buildings and electronic devices, delivering solar energy “to places where…
Finland Develops Cell-Cultured Coffee
Cellular agriculture is rapidly advancing, this time it has been used by Finnish scientists to successfully produce coffee cells. The achievement should not be as surprising, considering that Finland is the country that drinks the most coffee per capita in…