Nanolasers could significantly reduce computer energy consumption Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed a tiny nanolaser that could eventually make computers, smartphones and data centres faster while significantly reducing their energy consumption. The device, developed in a semiconductor membrane, concentrates electrons and…
Siemens Energy to produce SMR turbines in the UK Siemens Energy will manufacture key steam turbine components for the first…
Venezuela-US energy deal will last 25 years Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez has said an energy agreement…
Kaleidos microreactor to be tested in Idaho Radiant's 1 MWe Kaleidos microreactor has begun its journey from California…
Asia buys more US crude oil as Hormuz remains blocked Asian refiners are increasing purchases of US crude as the Strait of Hormuz…
China approves construction of eight new nuclear reactors China has approved the construction of eight new nuclear reactors as part…
New low-temperature process converts mixed plastic waste into clean hydrogen Researchers have developed a new chemical process that converts mixed…