The scientists at the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) have developed an aerostat resembling an airship that can be used for cargo delivery in the Arctic and other remote regions of Russia. The solar-powered airship, named Ecodisolar, uses air lifting gas to save energy for vertical movement.
The scientists of MISIS University, Institute of Chemical Physics Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Skoltech and Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia together with the specialists of InEnergy company have synthesised a new carbon composite material for vanadium batteries.
The specialists of the Australian company Wave Swell Energy created a 200 kW floating platform able to generate electricity from wave energy. The UniWave 200 platform installed in the coastal zone of the island of Tasmania works due to the air pressure difference resulting from tidal waves.
Startup Aurora Hydrogen announced raising of $10 million for creation of a turquoise hydrogen production plant with a capacity of 200 kg H2 per day. The investors come from several venture capital companies specializing in new energy projects, including Williams, Shell Ventures, and Chevron Technology Ventures.
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