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There is no video on the entire web that can show how close to lava flows a human been can be, without dying melted, please don´t try this at your home town if any volcanoes available. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFIWWM0Iv-U

While no “one-size-fits-all” solution exists, systemic innovation can transform the future of energy systems, a new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) finds. The report spotlights 40 innovations, from AI and digital applications to solutions for modernizing grids through smarter planning and off-grid solutions, as well as new business models. https://www.irena.org/News/pressreleases/2026/Jan/Energy-Transition-Technologies-Set-to-Open-New-Opportunities

Welcome to The Giga Blog! At The Gigawatt Company we love to share new and somtimes old but interesting information in a wide variety of fields in the renewable world. From different technologies of traditional and non traditional Geothermal, Green Hydrogen and Ammonia, Electrolizers, Heat transfer fluids, Closed Loop systems, Turbines, Energy Intensive Industries, Damand of Baseload Energy and much more. We have learned more from sharing than from been energy nerds. Feel f

With this new technology, green hydrogen could soon be produced just as cheaply as natural gas. This is the claim made by a company in Australia, and a professor in Germany with whom I spoke also sees this potential: 98 percent efficiency in the laboratory, 95 percent in industrial systems – that corresponds to onlyonly 41.5 kilowatt hours of electricity per kilogram of hydrogen. These are performance values that classic electrolysis plants can only dream of. This very techno

The Molten Salts in Extreme Environments Energy Frontier Research Center's mission is to study the fundamental properties of molten salts so that they can be used in molten salt nuclear reactors, which will be safer, more efficient and modular, providing a sustainable source of power. Our team consists of six institutions that excel in X-ray and neutron science, in working with actinides, in working under extreme conditions, and performing computer simulations of molten salts