North Carolina State University researchers have created a model that simulates wind, waves, tides and currents to help pinpoint areas best suited for various types of offshore energy generation.

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Ford may not build a tremendous amount of the new Formula 1 power unit for Red Bull Racing, but its expertise is far greater ...

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CES 2026 marks a vibe shift as generative AI leaves the screen for the physical world, led by NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and Boston ...

Fortum has partnered with Steady Energy to develop the LDR-50 small modular reactor for district heating in Finland and ...

Mercedes-Benz has turned its long‑trailed partnership with Nvidia into a production reality, unveiling a new CLA that ...

Advancements in Building Energy Modeling This year’s Building Simulation conference really dug into how we can make ...

Analog Devices, Inc. has launched ADI Power Studio, a comprehensive family of products that offers advanced modelling, ...

Power systems today operate in an environment where reliability and safety must be maintained despite rising loads, expanding ...