Big builders including D.R. Horton, PulteGroup, and Lennar are testing new building innovations in real-world housing.

There's a lot of untapped potential in our homes and vehicles that could be harnessed to reinforce local power grids and make them more resilient to unforeseen outages, a new study shows.

Making your living environment more spacious and comfortable doesn’t always require drastic changes. Small yet thoughtful improvements can go a long way in optimizing living areas, enhancing ...

Yet another example of, “the best or nothing,” the Mercedes-AMG F1 City Edition e-bike will make your day. This is no ...

All eyes are on the Texas power grid as a freeze line arrives in Houston. Here's what you can do to avoid losing power if the ...

Dehumidifiers are widely used to deal with the aftereffects of a flood, but these portable appliances can benefit our homes ...

Four teams of researchers from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) will attend the Energy I-Corps (EIC) Cohort ...

A boom in heavy industry, an increase in the number of air conditioners, and a robust electric-vehicle market are all adding ...

Billed as Europe's largest such effort, perhaps of most interest is the fact that part of the installation will be on the ...

Harnessing the Power of Nature When it comes to renewable energy, the primary advantage lies in its ability to harness the ...

The UN Global Technical Regulation No. 206 on EV safety — reflected in both European and Chinese regulations — requires that ...

When a BESS reaches the end of its useful life, disposal can be a complex task that must be carefully planned, writes Max ...