The rapid growth of data center energy consumption is driving the search for new solutions. Scientists have developed a carbon nanostructure that increases the efficiency and lifespan of fuel cells, which could help reduce the strain on the power grid.
Researchers have developed new carbon materials with precisely controlled placement of nitrogen groups, enabling more efficient capture and easy release of CO₂ at low temperatures. This approach paves the way for creating more cost-effective and efficient technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Scientists have developed a method for splitting hydrogen using gold, titanium, and ultraviolet light at room temperature, enabling the efficient conversion of carbon dioxide into ethylene. This technique could be applied in industry and make use of sunlight.