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Creating Liquid Fuel from the Air — Sept 16, 2014

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A firm from Stockton-on-Tees, UK, has succeeded in synthesising gasoline from water, and carbon dioxide (CO2) extract from the air. Air Fuel Synthesis Ltd (AFS) was founded in 2009 to create carbon-neutral liquid fuels from renewable energy sources.

World's largest floating solar plant to start constructions — Sept 3, 2014

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The 1.7MW plant planned at Nishihira Pond will become the world’s largest solar power generating system installed on water, while the two will have a combined the combined output of 2.9MW. In a statement the firm said: “Due to the rapid implementation of solar power, securing tracts of land suitable for utility-scale solar power plants is becoming more difficult in Japan.

Harvesting energy from Earth's heat — March 4, 2014

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The team from the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) believes the temperature difference between the Earth, warmed by the Sun during the day, and the surrounding freezing-cold vacuum could be transformed into direct current, making available vast but yet inaccessible energy resources.

Researchers have made a new breakthrough in solar cell efficiency — Jan 6, 2014

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A research team found that by manipulating the structure of polymers within the solar cell they could increase its efficiency by 30 percent, a North Carolina State University news release reported.