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weforum.org > videos > battery_breakthrough_electricity_millions

Meet the woman whose battery breakthrough could bring electricity to millions

5+ day, 31+ min ago   (608+ words) It was the forgotten idea of a Nobel-winning scientist. Now, Emilie Bodoin is turning it into reality. The Founder and CEO of Pure Lithium has revived the ‘lithium metal battery’ – an alternative to the lithium-ion batteries we know from electric…...


weforum.org > stories > cybersecurity > how-to-secure-the-energy-transition-against-next-gen-cyber-threats

How to secure the energy transition against next-gen cyber threats

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (477+ words) Planning the energy sector’s migration to new cryptographic standards is an urgent and essential part of securing its long-term resilience. Image: Jefferson Santos/Unsplash The energy sector is entering a more demanding era of cyber risk. Grid operators are managing…...


weforum.org > stories > energy-transition > waste-to-energy-eu-emissions-energy-security

Can waste-to-energy cut emissions and boost energy security?

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (754+ words) Cookies are small text files that can be used by websites to make a user's experience more efficient. The law states that we can store cookies on your device if they are strictly necessary for the operation of this site....


weforum.org > stories > artificial-intelligence > ai-electricity-net-zero-cop3

Net zero planning needs an AI update. COP31 is the moment

3+ week, 9+ hour ago   (663+ words) Global net zero goals were agreed before AI existed in any meaningful way – now, with COP31 approaching, it is time climate goals were updated to account for AI. Image: REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino Artificial intelligence was not in the room when the…...


weforum.org > stories > energy-transition > record-us-power-use-as-ai-surges-and-more-top-energy-stories

Record US power use as AI surges and more energy stories | World Economic Forum

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (695+ words) The rapid growth of AI is putting pressure on power grids. Image: REUTERS/Carlos Barria Artificial intelligence (AI) may be reshaping electricity systems faster than many grids can adapt. But while it is driving up power demand, the technology is…...


weforum.org > stories > energy-transition > why-electrification-europe-strategic-investment-energy

Why electrification is Europe’s most strategic investment

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (739+ words) Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) explores this in its latest report, Charging Ahead: A Roadmap for an Electrified, Competitive and Resilient European Energy System. It breaks down how Europe's energy system could advance towards 2050 under three scenarios: Competitive & Resilient, Slow Transition,…...


weforum.org > stories > energy-transition > how-ai-and-power-systems-are-rewriting-each-others-rules

How AI and power systems are rewriting each other's rules

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (792+ words) What happens when two critical infrastructures – AI on the one hand, and our electricity infrastructure on the other – start to rewrite one another's rules? That is the question grid operators, hyperscalers and energy policymakers are now asking. AI is changing…...


weforum.org > videos > switzerland_solar_railway

Switzerland’s solar railway is on the right track

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (76+ words) This video is part of: Centre for Nature and Climate How Japan’s Lake Biwa is pioneering the nature-positive economy This former racing driver is pioneering jaguar conservation in Brazil The Arctic boreal forests are burning: Here's why this matters to…...


weforum.org > stories > economic-growth > oil-hormuz-demand-destruction-war-iran-green-energy

The Hormuz crisis has us pondering ‘demand destruction’ again

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (835+ words) 'Demand destruction' can take different forms. Asbestos, once prized for fireproofing buildings and protective gear, is now in far shorter supply. Image: Reuters/Dominique Dudouble Imagine: you’re the Asbestos King, living in a literal castle in small-town Pennsylvania. When Richard…...