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US urged to boost its geothermal power capacity

Mining the heat stored in deep rocks could meet a growing portion of US electricity demand and replace ageing nuclear and coal plants, says a new report

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A bank for wind power

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A bank for wind power

Features

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European energy plan targets big carbon cuts

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An ill wind blows for UK turbines

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Humble grasses may be the best source of biofuel

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Humble grasses may be the best source of biofuel

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Physics

Claims for 'test-tube fusion' meet scepticism

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'Evanescent coupling' could power gadgets wirelessly

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'Evanescent coupling' could power gadgets wirelessly

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Big boost to US renewable energy could cost nothing

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IEA's U-turn on energy growth

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Take a leaf out of nature's book to tap solar power

Life

Take a leaf out of nature's book to tap solar power

Why reinvent the wheel for harvesting the sun's power when there's a masterclass going on under our noses?

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Technology

Geothermal power plants could also consume CO2

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'Nanoporous' material gobbles up hydrogen fuel

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Wave-powered 'ducks' could purify seawater

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World faces 'dirty, insecure' energy future

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