Dracula Technologies turns ambient light into energy with printed solar cells

Dracula Technologies turns ambient light into energy with printed solar cells

Internet of Things devices are proliferating, making daily tasks more convenient for many people—but that comes at cost. The United Nations expects the amount of e-waste created globally to reach 52.2 million metric tons this year, and a sizable portion of that are dead batteries. Dracula Technologies, a French startup that is currently exhibiting virtually […] …

Endua develops hydrogen-powered clean energy storage, using tech from Australia’s nationwide science agency

Hydrogen-based generators are an environmentally-friendly option to ones powered by diesel fuel. But many rely on solar, hydro or wind power, which aren’t readily available all the time. Brisbane-based Endua is making hydrogen-based power generators more accessible by utilizing electrolysis to produce more hydrogen and keeping it for long-lasting use. The startup’s innovation was developed at […] , was brought on to serve as Endua’s chief executive officer, working with Main Sequence partner Martin Duursma to advertise the hydrogen-based power generation and storage innovation established at CSIRO. Endua’s modular power banks can run up to 150 kilowatts per pack and be extended for different use cases, serving as an option to power generators that run on diesel fuel….