Focus - Innovations

A report by IRENA about new generation of renewable energy systems

10 billion for research and innovation to achieve climate neutrality

Thanks to AI reduction of industrial costs and emissions

A team of Australian scientists invented "printable" organic solar cells which may substitute current silicon panels in the near future, producing energy efficiency savings of +10%.

The report reveals a significant increase in the commercial refrigeration equipment market in Europe by 2019, with estimated revenues of about $11,597 million.

The first biorefinery of the world will produce 75 million biofuel litres per year.

According to a study by the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory PV and wind integration would be able to compete with fossil fuel plants.

The English prototype “WaveRoller” will produce 1.5 MW once completed, similar projects to be started across all Europe.

The efficiency record reached by this new solar cell has been possible thanks to “wafer bonding”, a new technology that correctly superimposes semiconductor crystals, matching them perfectly.

First two fuel-cell based combined heat and power units installed in Germany by Baxi Innotech GmbH and Elcore GmbH.

The MIT of Boston develops economical and safe stockpiles, thanks to the elimination of the membrane between bromine and hydrogen.

According to institutional investors, energy efficiency, applied to different areas, will have greater growth potential in the future than any other sector.