Floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) may not immediately spring to mind as providing a solution to several of today’s key global challenges – but FNPP development is emerging as a means of ...

In Bartow, Fla., there’s a buzz around Hines Energy Complex. Not from the hum of machinery, but from a new kind of solar array. Instead of sprawling over fields, 1,872 solar panels float effortlessly ...

New research shows that installing floating solar panels on Moroccan dams could help the country save water, increase renewable energy ...

This ambitious project is making waves in the renewable energy sector, marking a significant milestone in India's goal toward a greener future. Located on a vast reservoir, the park demonstrates the ...

Floating solar arrays are an increasingly popular solution to rising energy demands, but Australia is finding out they're ...

Floating nuclear reactors are increasingly viewed as potential solutions for building the energy resilience of coastal or island microgrids and shoring up power supplies following natural disasters.

Vast arrays of floating solar panels near the equator could provide unlimited clean energy to countries in Southeast Asia and West Africa, according to new research. Engineering professors at ...

HEALDSBURG, Calif. (KGO) -- Perched along the Russian River, the town of Healdsburg is mostly known for great wine and weekend getaways. But these days the sun is doing more than ripening grapes. It's ...

Sweden-based Eco Wave Power has announced that the first of 10 floats has been successfully installed on the sea wall at Jaffa Port in Israel, marking an important milestone for the company's second ...

Nuclear engineer Nick Touran is shedding light on a historical near-miss with an idea that was just too ahead of its time 50 years ago: floating nuclear plants. In 1969, Touran writes, an engineer was ...

Building new things in an existing city is hard. Usually, new development means tearing down existing structures. Doing so for apartment complexes or new skyscrapers is one thing, but infrastructure ...