The Sustainable Energy Technologies is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed international conference on sustainable sources and technologies. The 18th edition of this event was hosted by the University Sains Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. This event congregated around 200 academics and practitioners from different countries, who are working in energy technologies and renewables, …
One remark you might hear time and time again about electric vehicles (EVs) is: “But what if I want to drive 500 miles in a short amount of time?”. Some might say you just can’t, others will say it’s a piece of cake as well as the age-old qualms about …
EV-elocity aims to promote the case for ‘going electric’ by using Vehicle to Grid (V2G) technology to save money or even provide a new revenue source for vehicle owners. Meanwhile, it is expected that V2G can help with the increased uptake of renewable energy generation, consequently reducing the carbon emissions …
Part of the research team from the University of Nottingham had the opportunity to present some research to an academic audience at PerCom 2019. This conference brings together academic works on pervasive computing and communications, with applications including wireless networking, mobile and distributed computing, sensor systems, ambient intelligence, and smart …
2019 marks the 89th Geneva International Motor Show and it marks a significant shift in the motor industry. You would have been hard pressed to find a manufacturers stand at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show that didn’t have some form of electrified products on their stand. Some manufacturers had …
This year EV-elocity and Project SCENe had the opportunity to share a stand at Futurebuild, which is an event exhibiting the latest innovations, products and materials in the building sector. The visitors of our stand had the opportunity to learn more about generation of renewable energy using photovoltaic panels, storing …
The Passive and Low Energy Architecture Conference held on December in Hong Kong congregated over 300 practitioners, researchers and students of the built environment sector from around the world.
The EV Roadshow was part of the Green GB Week that was bringing together industry, government, academia and communities to showcase and explore initiatives contributing to clean growth and action on climate change.
As part of the Green GB Week, different organisations were exhibiting low carbon initiatives proposing ways to tackle climate change, clean growth and explore how cities can built a more sustainable future. As part of the #GreenGBweek, Project SCENe organised a symposium to disseminate the importance of community energy projects …
