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Hydrogen power lights up the seas

A fuel cell is being used to power a lighthouse on England's North Sea coast, replacing a cabled electricity source that was prone to wave damage

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Waste wafers give solar power a silicon boost

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Depleting oil supplies threaten 'meltdown in society'

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Depleting oil supplies threaten 'meltdown in society'

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Light-harvesting nanowire could drive tiny devices

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Light-harvesting nanowire could drive tiny devices

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Brazil rides biofuel bandwagon to Africa

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Mechanical 'fish' could tap turbulence for energy

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Pentagon backs plan to beam solar power from space

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Pentagon backs plan to beam solar power from space

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Go nuclear for a third industrial revolution, says EC

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Semiconductor uses the sun to split water

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Grass-munching bugs could charge rural phones

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Grass-munching bugs could charge rural phones

The bacteria-powered cellphone charger is aimed at poor countries where plant waste is more accessible than electricity

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Rocks could be novel store for wind energy

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'Smart roofs' can keep you cool and save energy

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Redesigned petrol engine promises green gains

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Computers learn to fly kites for renewable energy

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