Alternative Energy | Energy XPRT
Articles & Whitepapers
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Why Are Carbon Nanomaterials Favored by Researchers?
History of Development As early as 1985, the discovery of fullerene with the “football” structure immediately attracted the world’s attention. Then, carbon nanotubes with a hollow cylindrical structure are formed based on mild modifications toward fullerenes. In 1991, Japanese researchers discovered carbon nanotubes in carbon fibers for the first time. In 2004, researchers ...
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Surviving the energy crisis with alternative fuel sources and energy conservation
Europe is facing an unprecedented energy crisis, the largest one since the oil crisis in the 70s. Gas and oil prices are spiking rapidly, making energy and electricity impossibly expensive. The war ...
News
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DOE and FEMA Release One-Year Progress Report on Joint Effort to Modernize Puerto Rico's Grid
The U.S. Department of Energy and the Federal Emergency Management Agency this week (Jan 23) released a one-year progress report for the Puerto Rico Grid Resilience and Transition to 100% Renewable (PR100) Study. PR100, which launched in February ...
World’s Largest Green Hydrogen Project to Launch in California
DOE National Laboratory Makes History by Achieving Fusion Ignition
New Buildings Consortium to Focus on Benefits of Thermal and Electrochemical Energy Storage
The Alliance for Industry Decarbonization Outlines Core Focus Topics, Holds First Meeting at COP27
Equipment & Solutions
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Biomethane Upgrading Plant
The Sulaway® unit is the heart of the Gazpack installation and fully customer specific. Our Suluway® is built to convert large capacities of biogas to biomethane (>1500 Nm³/h). Therefore, a wide range of capacities can be achieved. Thus, we can offer solutions for large-scale upgrading and the system can handle high H2S content.
