The Trump administration’s unprecedented assault on wind energy development in the U.S. stands in sharp contrast to its ...

Painting wind turbines like venomous snakes or poisonous frogs could stop birds flying into them, according to new research. The study saw birds presented with a touchscreen “game” to test how they ...

The DOE-funded Carbon Fiber Design Project has developed, and aims to scale up, fibers with noncircular geometry optimized to ...

Painting wind turbines like venomous snakes or poisonous frogs could stop birds flying into them, according to new research.

Researchers have developed a mathematical method that enables more precise calculations of the most economical travel routes between the orbits of celestial bodies. To demonstrate this method, they ...

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In recent decades, wind turbine blade design has evolved to meet rising demands for efficiency, reliability and cost-effectiveness. The dynamic behaviour of blades under aerodynamic loading involves ...

When you think about your fuel-efficient cars, you probably think about engine type, battery size, and MPG, but did you know that tires make up for roughly 20% to 30% of a vehicle's total energy ...

Automakers are producing more fuel-efficient cars in 2026 thanks to hybrid technology. Some vehicles are capable of traveling for over 600 miles on a full tank of gas because of their high gas mileage ...

A new review maps how additive and AI could reshape wind turbine blade production, and what still stands in the way of scaling up. The paper surveys the current state of 3D printed wind turbines ...

In the vast tapestry of animal life on Earth, one of the most fascinating aspects to consider is how different species have evolved to move through their environments with varying degrees of energy ...

For nearly a decade, residents of Sweetwater have been confronted by a jarring sight as they leave and enter this small West Texas town: thousands of used wind-turbine blades. The blades take up ...