Green energy

New water-based heat pump delivers 400% more heat than the energy it consumes

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A new type of equipment is being trialled at the University of Edinburgh to provide sustainable power to homes and offices in Edinburgh, Scotland. This innovation was developed by SeaWarm, a spin-off company from the University of Edinburgh that harnesses the power of water sources from seas, rivers, ponds and even mine water to efficiently … Read more

Breakthrough ‘miracle material’ for carbon capture: MOF-525 can capture CO2 and convert it into useful chemicals

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SciTechDaily

By means of Jennifer McManamay, University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science June 2, 2024 Researchers have made significant progress in the practical application of a new material known as MOF-525, a member of the metal-organic framework family, which shows great promise in carbon capture and conversion technologies. The team has developed a … Read more