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Category Archives: Electric Cars
Next-Gen Electric Car Recharges Through Solar Energy
Solar powered cars are poised to be a reality. Currently, the focus is also on electric-powered vehicles (EVs), where alternatives to the plug-and-charge are at the centre stage of research in the field. In this context, Lightyear, a start-up is … Continue reading
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Costa Rica Poised for an Electric Car Revolution
It is reported that ICE was leading the way, after having purchased a fleet of 100 electric vehicles, which would replace the same number of fuel-powered ones. Continue reading
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Shape-Shifting Alloy Metal Produces Electricity From Wasted Heat
Imagine billions of dollars in energy being lost in the form of waste heat. What if, a shape memory alloy metal and hot water, could be used to create a dependable fuel source? The solution could reduce global carbon emissions by harnessing wasted heat energy. Continue reading
Researchers Create Low-Cost Electricity From Sustainable Biomaterial
Irish scientists have recently made a groundbreaking discovery that involves tapping of a biomolecule to produce an impressive amount of electricity. The researchers at the University of Limerick (UL), Republic of Ireland, feel that this method could in future lead to novel ways of powering devices like smartphones Continue reading
Are Electric Cars Environment Friendly and Non Polluting?
It is a fact that electric cars don’t pollute atmosphere while running on roads, as they are zero emission (tailpipe emissions) vehicles and also eliminate oil. Continue reading
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Parked Electric Cars Set to Power Buildings from Parking Lot
A new wave of electricity supply stands poised to power large buildings. The energy stored in the batteries of idle electric vehicles (EVs) could boost the grid power of the buildings and increase the lifespan of the vehicle batteries. Continue reading
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India Unleashes Support for Clean Electricity, Cars
India stands poised for its largest energy transformation project in the world. Organisers of the Vienna Energy Forum declared this stance on May 11, while introducing the keynote speaker, Piyush Goyal, India’s Energy Minister. Continue reading
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How Eco-Friendly Are Electric Cars?
Electric cars are centred on cutting emissions and reducing global warming. The electric vehicles (EVs) reportedly do not emit CO2 or nitrogen oxide, so they are more climate-friendly and pose no health hazards. Continue reading
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Norway Leads the Electric Vehicle Surge in Europe
There is a lot of talk around Electric Vehicles (EVs) and currently, Europe is reportedly all set for a major expansion in this area Continue reading
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A Nanomaterial which Acts as a Battery and a Supercapacitor Too
A powerful novel nanomaterial developed by Northwestern University chemist William Dichtel and his research team is going to be a game-changer in the field of electric charge storage and discharge technique. Continue reading