It can stabilize renewable energy grids by storing surplus energy during periods of low demand and releasing it during peak ...

If you’ve ever seen yourself through a thermal imaging camera, you’ll know that your body produces lots of heat. This is in fact a waste product of our metabolism. Every square foot of the ...

Our life quality depends on a reliable energy supply at an affordable price. Especially in winter, much more energy is needed ...

Heat management at the nanoscale has long been a cornerstone of advanced technological applications, ranging from ...

A new die-attach process promises to cool power devices up to 15X more efficiently while reducing failure-inducing stresses ...

WASTE heat from a nuclear power station in the Latrobe Valley could be a source of town heating and attract commercial and industrial investment to the region, according to a retired Traralgon ...

Santee Cooper’s board of directors approved the planned expansion of the utility’s Rainey Generating Station as a shared ...

Queen Mary University of London's Tier 2 data centre is now powering up sustainability. By repurposing waste heat to provide hot water and heating for the Joseph Priestley Building and Mile End campus ...

One startup, Ireland-based Nexalus, argues that its hot-water approach is not only more efficient, but also produces waste heat that’s actually useful to other industries. The core of the ...

This major reduction in the thermal barrier thickness means that our solution is up to ten times better at transferring waste heat away from the chip. As we refine the process, we are expecting ...

As data center power demand surges, tech companies are looking for ways to trim electricity use wherever they can. Cooling is an obvious place to start, since it can account for around 40% of a ...