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Dumb Meters Get Smarter

A new device could convert conventional electricity meters, making the smart grid cheaper.

Cash-Strapped Green Tech Changes Strategy

The economy is slowing the progress of green technologies, but energy efficiency and clean coal continue to attract money.

Platinum-Free Fuel Cell

A new fuel cell uses a cheap nickel catalyst.

Ceramics That Won't Shatter

A biomimetic ceramic that is strong and tough could be used to make lightweight vehicles.

A Fuel-Sipping Engine

An engine from Lotus and Continental Powertrain consumes 15 percent less fuel.

Flexible Silicon Solar Cells

Thin but efficient solar cells use one-tenth the silicon of conventional cells.

A Smarter Supercomputer

A new design could run ultrahigh-resolution climate models.

On the White Path

Nanocrystals could light the way to using LEDs to replace the lightbulb.

Solar-Powered Laser

A new solar laser could be instrumental in the quest to use magnesium as a source of energy.

Environmentally Friendly Fridges

A new magnetic-cooling system could lead to more-energy-efficient refrigerators.

Making Cheaper Solar Cells

Startup Heliovolt could help bring high-performance thin-film solar cells to market.

More-Efficient Phone Displays

Innovative displays that let more light reach the viewer could double the battery life of handheld devices.

A Better Way to Make Hydrogen?

A Purdue researcher claims aluminum alloys could make fuel-cell vehicles practical.

A Better Gauge on Battery Life

A new battery-gauge chip could make mobile phones more reliable and help them last longer on a single charge.

Saving Power in Handhelds

Taking advantage of human error tolerance could make cell phones more energy efficient.

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