Technology
Food or Fuel? Australian Biotech Adapts Yeast to Give us Both
Biofuels. They’re the cornerstone of so much of the environmental legislation of today, anticipated to provide pivotal savings in carbon emissions without endangering our natural resources. Yet they’re not a perfect art, with concerns raised over their encroachment on food…
Commentary: Here, Cosmos examines the role AI and machine learning have in our future renewable energy mix.
Here, Cosmos examines the role AI and machine learning have in our future renewable energy mix. Reference：https://cosmosmagazine.com/technology/ai/renewables-make-it-into-the-grid-better-with-ai/
Three Podcast Episodes About Feedstock You Don’t Want to Miss
Sustainable feedstock and renewable sources of energy for industries are growing in both supply and demand. To always keep ahead, here we have 3 podcast episodes you can listen to at any time that are sure to keep you updated.…
Commentary: The Resilient Power of Microgrids
Microgrids can be powered by renewable resources like solar panels. From Indiana to Chile, microgrids have shown to have multiple uses that benefit human health as well as environmental health. In this article by Antonia Samur and Ryan Burg, the…
AR Packaging and PulPac Expand Partnership to Fast-Track Dry Molded Fiber
AR Packaging and PulPac are joining forces and linking volume capacity to fast-track to take sustainable and affordable fiber products to the market using PulPac’s PU300 production platform. PulPac’s Dry Molded Fiber employs cellulose and renewable pulp resources to make…
Nanofiber Membrane Makes Seawater Drinkable in Minutes
Engineers at the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) have developed a desalination technique that makes seawater apt for consumption in just minutes. The technology uses a nanofiber membrane distillation process that could desalinate water with 99.99% efficiency.…