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UK’s decarbonized transport project initiates
The United Kingdom Department for Transport (DfT) has developed a thorough plan to completely decarbonize transport in the future. A report about the project was published on March 26, 2020. W...
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World's wind power capacity increased by a record 19% in 2019
Wind power industry has experienced impressive growth during the past year resulting in a total 19% increased capacity. Wind power is a reliable source of renewable energy that is highly utilized i...
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Borussia Dortmund transforms its stadium into a treatment center for coronavirus patients
Borussia Dortmund, a professional sports club established in Germany, will renovate its football stadium turning it into a center for coronavirus patients. Borussia Dortmund is a historic...
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First road wireless charging system successfully tested
A specially designed truck was successfully charged on a public road for the first time worldwide. The attempt is part of the Smartroad Gotland Project that aims to create a 1.6-kilometer elec...
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UK plans to improve smart roadways
The government of the United Kingdom has announced a new endeavor aiming to improve safety on public roadways. Smart motorways were established in the United Kingdom 10 years ago in order to allevi...
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China’s massive infrastructure boost to tackle coronavirus crisis
The government of China plans a series of new infrastructure projects to boost the economy after the depression caused by the coronavirus outburst. Despite current conditions, regarding the coronav...
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Scientists produce high bending capacity concrete using no cement
Scientists from Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia, have created a new concrete material that needs no cement to be produced and performs better when subjected to high bending moments. Co...
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Netherlands to construct Europe's longest cycling bridge
Europe's longest cycling bridge will soon be constructed in the Netherlands. Construction works have initiated in the so-called Blauwe Loper (Blue carpet bridge). The structure will be utilize...
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California reservoir needs to be drained due to risk of failure
California officials decided to drain a reservoir as its dam could fail under a strong seismic event. The Anderson reservoir, an artificial lake in California officials decided to drain a reservoir...
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Scientists discovered new device that can stabilize and rotate satellites
In an effort to tackle satellite vibrations, scientists have discovered a brand-new device that can stabilize and also rotate satellites. The apparatus was developed by Vedant, a Ph.D. student at t...
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