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Steel, an alloy of two metals – iron and carbon – is extensively used in the energy industry. Steel meets many demanding applications in the energy sector as well, supplying the industry with high performance steel for various applications. In power generation and distribution, steel is used in transformers, generators and electric motors. In nucle...

Third-generation photovoltaics represent a fundamental shift in how solar energy is harvested, integrated, and scaled—moving beyond conventional silicon toward tunable, lightweight, and application-specific photovoltaic materials. By advancing perovskite, organic, tandem, and quantum-dot architectures, the industry is unlocking new capabilities in ...

The global O&G sector is witnessing an unprecedented transformation, triggered by efforts to improve efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and increase reliance on renewable and environmentally friendly energy sources. The digitalization and automation of processes accompanying this shift represent enormous opportunities, and the sector is poised to...

Organic solar cells (OSCs) are emerging as one of the more versatile photovoltaic technologies inthe third-generation solar cell technology domain, owing to their unique characteristics of flexibility, ultralightweight form factors, low-temperature processing, and compatibility with high-throughput printing techniques. Advancements in donor–accepto...

The alternative fuels sector is entering a critical phase where execution, not ambition, determines leadership. Success hinges first on overcoming legacy cultural constraints, enabling faster decision-making, experimentation, and partnership-led innovation. At the same time, firms must standardize regulatory intelligence to navigate fragmented poli...

Pink hydrogen, produced using electricity, heat, or a combination of both from nuclear power has emerged as a scalable and low-carbon pathway for global decarbonization. Rapid advancements in nuclear-integrated electrolysis, including alkaline, PEM, and SOEC systems, are enabling deeper thermal coupling, improved conversion efficiency, and enhanced...

Solid-state batteries are emerging as a key technology for the future of electric vehicles and grid storage, offering enhanced safety, energy density, durability, and thermal stability compared with conventional lithium-ion systems. Advances in inorganic, polymer, and hybrid solid electrolytes, lithium-metal anodes, and next-generation cathodes are...

Supercapatteries are rapidly emerging as advanced electrochemical energy storage (EES) systems that bridge the energy–power gap between conventional batteries and supercapacitors. By combining capacitive and faradaic charge storage mechanisms, they deliver enhanced energy density while maintaining high power capability, fast charge–discharge rates,...

Quasi-solid-state batteries (QSSBs) are emerging as a promising next-generation lithium battery technology that bridges the gap between conventional lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) and all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs). By integrating a confined liquid electrolyte within a polymer, inorganic, or hybrid solid framework, QSSBs combine the high ionic con...