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Google has just released a technical report detailing how much energy its Gemini apps use for each query. In total,

I remember using a princess toothbrush when I was little. The handle was purple, teal, and sparkly. Like most of

On Monday, Ford announced plans for an affordable electric truck with a 2027 delivery date and an expected price tag

The Texas-based startup Quidnet Energy just completed a test showing it can store energy for up to six months by

Lithium-ion batteries have some emerging competition: Sodium-based alternatives are starting to make inroads. Sodium is more abundant on Earth than

It’s been a little over a week since we published Power Hungry, a package that takes a hard look at

While it’s rare to look at the news without finding some headline related to AI and energy, a lot of

Nuclear reactors could someday power a chemical plant in Texas, making it the first with such a facility onsite. The

Glaciers generally move so slowly you can’t see their progress with the naked eye. (Their pace is … glacial.) But

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